While Texas’s primary care physicians comprise approximately 35% of the active physician workforce in the state, primary care only makes up for 6-7% of Texas’s overall healthcare spending.

The 9th Annual Texas Primary Care Consortium Summit has a continued focus to improve the health of Texans through accessible, equitable, and coordinated person-centered primary care.

In this webinar experts will review and discuss the recently released National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) report on implementing high-quality primary care and rebuilding the foundation of health care in the US.

A virtual convening for people who want to improve health and healthcare in Texas, together.

A webinar illuminating the patient, provider, and systems-level impact of COVID-19 on our primary care needs and infrastructure.

The 2025 TPCC Summit will be held on October 23-24 in Austin, TX. With the theme of Advancing High Quality Primary Care, the summit will explore systemic issues such as access to care, payment reform, and primary care workforce, and will include conversations about behavioral health, rural health, maternal health, community-based interventions, interprofessional care, and more!

Primary care is essential for a healthy community. Primary care teams manage chronic conditions, help prevent diseases, and detect health issues early when they’re easier to treat. Discover how high-quality primary care serves as the cornerstone of healthier individuals and thriving communities.

Primary care impacts everyone and understanding the role policy plays within the healthcare system is essential. With a focus on accessibility, affordability, and quality of care, this webinar will explore how lawmakers' emerging legislative priorities and political shifts may impact primary care. Join us for a discussion on the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

Join us for an insightful webinar as we delve into the unique landscape of health in rural Texas. In 2021, 3 million Texans lived in rural areas, more than in any other state in the country. Rural Texans tend to be older and are at a greater risk of facing poor health outcomes. Residents in rural areas face unique health disparities rooted in economic, social, racial, ethnic, and geographic factors.

This webinar will explore the integration of firearm safety into primary care settings and highlight the role of healthcare professionals in promoting safe firearm practices. Effective firearm safety interventions require a comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach that engages primary care providers, patients, and community leaders.