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County Indigent Health Care Q&A: Part 2

April 15, 2019 by Bailey LeRoux

Editor’s Note: Our March issue covered the background of county indigent health care, patient eligibility, and county jail inmates. The following completes our two-part series. In 1985, Rita Kelley was serving as the regional planner of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services for the seven-county Central Texas Council of Governments (CTCOG) region. In June of that […]

Filed Under: Feature Story, Indigent Health Care Tagged With: 1115 Waiver, Bell County, County Indigent Health Care Program, Hamilton County, indigent health care, jail, Maternal and Infant Health Improvement Act, Mills County, minimum jail standards, S.B. 1

County Indigent Health Care Q&A

March 11, 2019 by Bailey LeRoux

“A major key to the success of the County Indigent Health Care Program operations is an informed Commissioners Court that is supportive of the program as an important function of the local government.” Rita Kelley, Director, Bell County Indigent Health Services

County Indigent Health Care Q&A        In 1985, Rita Kelley was serving as the regional planner of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services for the seven-county Central Texas Council of Governments (CTCOG) region. In June of that year, Walt Reedy, CTCOG executive director, walked into Kelley’s office and asked if she wanted to be a […]

Filed Under: Feature Story, Indigent Health Care Tagged With: 1115 Waiver, Bell County, County Indigent Health Care Program, Hamilton County, indigent health care, jail, Mills County, Texas Indigent Health Care Association

New Year’s County Resolutions

January 1, 2018 by County Progress

  By Julie Anderson, Editor Get educated. Do more with less. Make a difference. Serve. Improve communities. Each of these is synonymous with a resolution. Tis the season to renew these commitments or lend thought to new goals and priorities, whether personal or professional. When it comes to Commissioners Court, the list practically creates itself.   […]

Filed Under: Feature Story, Resolutions Tagged With: Andrews County, Attorney General's Opinions, Bell County, Commissioners Court Advanced Curriculum, Denton County, New Officials, resolutions, Texas Constitution, Texas Open Meetings Act, Trinity County

County Indigent Health Care Q&A

March 16, 2015 by County Progress

In 1985, Rita Kelley was serving as the regional planner of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services for the seven-county Central Texas Council of Governments (CTCOG) region. In June of that year, Walt Reedy, CTCOG executive director, walked into Kelley’s office and asked if she wanted to be a health planner. “I asked him what I […]

Filed Under: Feature Story, Indigent Health Care Tagged With: 1115 Waiver, Affordable Care Act, Bell County, County Indigent Health Care Program, Department of State Health Services, indigent health care, jail, Maternal and Infant Health Improvement Act

Success Snapshot: Making a Difference

October 1, 2013 by Christi Stark

Commissioners Court members continue to make a positive impact both inside and outside the County Courthouse. Congratulations to the following counties for their recent awards and honors.  Bell County was one of two Texas counties honored by the Center for Digital Government for the quality of its technology services department during the National Association of […]

Filed Under: Success Snapshot Tagged With: Bell County, Brazoria County, Brooks county, Henderson County, News Reviews, Smith County, Success Snapshot

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