TMHP Moves Five More Texas Medicaid Applications to IAMOnline on August 3, Provider Access Owners Need a Release-3 Cutover Check
Texas Medicaid & Healthcare Partnership announced that Custom Reports, the Medicaid Client Portal, Document Uploads, the Provider Message Dashboard, and My Account will move to TMHP IAMOnline on August 3. Because the change applies to all Texas Medicaid providers, FQHC revenue-cycle and eligibility teams should confirm each user's IAMOnline and multi-factor-authentication access before cutover, inventory service accounts and shared workflows that cannot migrate unchanged, and retain a downtime/escalation path for claims and enrollment work.
Key points
- Release 3 moves five high-use provider applications on August 3; access validation belongs on the revenue-cycle cutover checklist now.
- The source applies statewide to all Texas Medicaid providers, so this is an operating requirement rather than a regional advisory.
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FQHC Talent. (2026, July 13). TMHP Moves Five More Texas Medicaid Applications to IAMOnline on August 3, Provider Access Owners Need a Release-3 Cutover Check. Source: Texas Medicaid & Healthcare Partnership (TMHP). Retrieved October 6, 2026, from https://www.fqhctalent.com/intel/tx-tmhp-iamonline-release-3-august-2026
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