TWHC supports initiatives to improve maternal health and reduce instances of maternal and infant mortality in Texas.

 

TWHC members both provide maternal health care to Texas women and advocate for policy & regulatory changes to improve the healthcare systems in our state. Some of our work is supporting the recommendations of the Maternal Morbidity & Mortality Review Committee and participating in the Texas Collaborative for Healthy Moms and Babies. 

 

  • The Texas Long- Acting Reversible Contraception: Toolkit

    In collaboration with our Steering Committee Member, Every Body Texas, and ASTHO we have created a resource for Texas healthcare providers to support access to long-acting reversible contraception (LARC).

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  • Long- Acting Reversible Contraception: One- pager

    Long-acting reversible contraceptives, or LARCs, are a form of birth control that prevents pregnancy over multiple years after the one-time placement of a device into a woman’s body. They are the most effective form of birth control and can be removed or “reversed” at any time.

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  • Healthy Texas Women

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  • Family Planning Programs

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  • Myth Busting Birth Control

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  • Perinatal Psychiatry Access Network (PeriPAN)

    The Perinatal Psychiatry Access Network, PeriPAN, can enhance your capacity to provide the perinatal mental health standard of care your patients need. There is no cost to you or your patients for this evidence-based, clinician-to-clinician program.

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  • Hear Her

    Women die from pregnancy-related complications. Know the warning signs.

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  • Emergency Contraception

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  • Supporting Patient Enrollment In Healthy Texas Women and other Health Programs

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  • American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists’ LARC Resources

    ACOG is working to lower the unintended pregnancy rate by providing the most up-to-date information on LARC methods and increasing access to contraception.

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  • Contraceptive landscape fact sheet for Texas

    Power to Decide found that 1,747,510 women living at or below 250% of the poverty level in Texas live in contraceptive deserts.

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  • Texas Policy Evaluation Project (TxPEP)

    Group of university-based investigators who evaluate the impact of legislation in Texas related to women’s reproductive health.

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  • Healthy Texas Women

    This program offers women’s health and family planning services at no cost to eligible women in Texas.

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  • Contraception Explainer

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  • How a Bill Becomes Law

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  • Consistent Health Care for New Moms Makes a Difference: Support HB 133

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  • Texas Policy Evaluation Project: Publicly Funded Reproductive Health Care Programs for People with Low Incomes in Texas, 2011-2021

    The brief narrates the story of changes to reproductive health care funding and services in Texas beginning in 2011

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  • Bills, Bills, Bills: HB 320 – 2021

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  • Bills, Bills, Bills: HB 133 – 2021

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  • Bills, Bills, Bills: HB 2651 – 2021

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  • Texas Medicaid Provider Procedures Manual LARC Policy

    This manual is a comprehensive guide for Texas Medicaid providers.

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  • State Funded Women’s Health Programs – 2019

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  • State Budget Women’s Health Programs – 2019

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  • Healthy Texas Women Auto-Enrollment – 2019

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  • Texas LARC Toolkit

    A resource for Texas health care providers to support access to long-acting reversible contraception (LARC)

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  • Women’s Health Services Provider Toolkits

    Health and Human Service’s resource for Texas clinicians.

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  • 2016 TWHC Brochure – 2016

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  • Women’s Preventive Healthcare Key to State Efforts to Prevent Zika – 2016

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  • Fact Sheet: New Family Planning and Healthy Texas Women Programs – 2016

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  • Texas Women’s Healthcare in Crisis Report – 2013

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