Texas House Reviews HB 18, Rural Health Transformation, Telehealth, and Workforce in June 4 Hearing
On June 4, the Texas House Public Health Committee held a public hearing monitoring HB 18 and reviewing the Rural Health Transformation Program, telehealth, and the state's health-care workforce. The committee minutes say its RHTP review covered access, rural delivery, behavioral health, telehealth, workforce stability, provider sustainability, oversight, and long-term effectiveness — issues that can shape implementation and recommendations before the 2027 session.
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FQHC Talent. (2026, June 4). Texas House Reviews HB 18, Rural Health Transformation, Telehealth, and Workforce in June 4 Hearing. Primary source: Texas Legislature Online (committee minutes). Retrieved July 21, 2026, from https://www.fqhctalent.com/intel/tx-capitol-rhtp-340b-interim-hearings-june-2026
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