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Texas Health and Human Services and its HHS acronym represent the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) alone, and the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) and HHSC jointly. This guide is to be used by vendors who contract with HHS. The guide also provides HHS staff insight into the HHS brand.
One of the most common reasons for receiving a letter from the HHS is to inform individuals about benefits and services. This could pertain to programs such as Medicaid, Medicare, or the Childrens Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
These letters confirm actions you took (or you asked us to do for you) regarding your secure Medicare account. We send letters when you: Create your new account (or ask us to create your account) Ask us to reset your password.
Uploading your files may help us review your case faster. Online: Click here to see instructions on how to upload documents online. You can also send us copies by: Fax: 1-877-447-2839 (toll-free). Write your Social Security number on each item. Mail: HHSC. P.O. Box 149027. Austin, TX 78714-0927.
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Return the form by To send this back to us, you can either: (a) give it to the employee listed above, (b) mail it in the pre-paid envelope, or (c) fax it to 1-877-447-2839.
If you are involved in disputes regarding benefits or services, the HHS may send letters concerning appeals or hearings. These notices will typically outline your rights, the procedures to follow, and any deadlines that must be adhered to.
HHSC provides services to Texas women such as aiding in preventing unintended pregnancies, nurturing healthier pregnancies, addressing domestic violence and taking care of children.

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