The 7th Annual Texas Primary Care Consortium Summit focused on multidisciplinary, innovative, holistic approaches to primary care transformation.

The 6th Annual Summit focused on how practices can make the transition to value-based payment programs and becoming a recognized patient-centered medical home.

The 2017 Texas Primary Care and Health Home Summit was the fifth annual statewide conference focused specifically on expanding access to high quality, person-centered primary care for individuals and families in Texas.

The 2016 Texas Primary Care and Health Home Summit was the fourth annual statewide conference focused specifically on expanding access to medical home for individuals and families in Texas.

The 2015 Summit focused on emerging trends in primary care including practices without walls and direct primary care.

The 11th Annual Texas Primary Care Consortium Summit: Creating Stronger Primary Care Together for a Healthier Texas will take place in Houston, TX.

Join us for an insightful deep dive into the outcomes of the previous legislative session, and examine how the decisions made have shaped the landscape of primary care. The primary care system plays a crucial role in the overall health and well-being of communities, and legislative changes contribute to the evolving health care environment. By the end of this webinar, attendees will have the insight to make informed decisions, implement necessary changes, and contribute to the advancement...

The value of primary care in Texas has long been overlooked. Thirty-two counties lack a primary care physician, 23.6% of adults are uninsured, and Texas leads the nation in rural hospital closures. To ensure Texans can lead their healthiest lives, Texas Primary Care Consortium has identified 2023 policy priorities for the upcoming 88th legislative session. Given the systemic and chronic nature of our state’s challenges, the consortium proposes a multi-sectorial framework of solutions for a posit

Texas Primary Care Consortium 2022 Annual Summit Plenary: Advanced Primary Care: Mapping Progress and the Path Forward Chris Skisak, PhD Executive Director Houston Business Coalition on Health Mark Chassay, MD, MEd, MBA Vice President & Chief Medical Officer Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas Regina Rogoff, JD, BA Chief Executive Officer People's Community Clinic Tom Banning CEO & EVP Texas Academy of Family Physicians

Historically, behavioral health and physical health services have existed in separate silos which limits integration and overall effectiveness. Oral health services have similarly operated along parallel but non-intersecting tracks with primary care.