Texas Extends Postpartum Medicaid Coverage from 60 Days to Year

Gov. Greg Abbot signed House Bill 12, which extends Medicaid health coverage for Texas mothers from just 60 days after giving birth to a full year.

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Texas HHSC on X: Postpartum coverage has been extended! Eligible Medicaid and CHIP recipients don't need to apply for the coverage extension. To learn more about eligibility, visit: / X

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