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Need help finding and getting services?

A case manager might be able to help you.

Who can get a case manager?

Children (birth to age 20) and pregnant women who get Medicaid and:
- Have health problems.
- Are at a high risk for getting health problems.

What do case managers do?

A case manager will visit with you and then:
- Find out what services you need.
- Find services near where you live.
- Teach you how to find and get other services.
- Make sure you are getting the services you need.

What kind of help can I get?

Case managers can help you:
- Get medical and dental services.
- Get medical supplies or equipment.
- Work on school or education issues.
- Get other services.

Learn more about case management

Need help now?

Call Texas Health Steps toll-free at 1-877-847-8377 (1-877-THSTEPS) Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Central Time;

•Find a case manager online; or,
•Fax a referral form to Texas Health Steps