Updates on the Texas Legislature
We’re doing our part as Texas Health Action to protect the right of trans people to access healthcare in Texas and expand HIV prevention and treatment services across the state. We…
How Three Texas Clinics Lost Nearly $20M in PrEP Funds to Prevent HIV
February 21, 2023 • By Trent Straube We can’t say we weren’t warned. In summer 2021, it was reported that in January 2022, drugmaker Gilead Sciences would end a reimbursement program that helps fund prevention services at…
North Texas HIV clinics face near $20M hit due to new PrEP reimbursement policy
By Lauren McGaughy February 15, 2023 Dr. John Carlo said it was too good to be true. For a decade, health clinics like the four he runs in the Dallas area…
Texas Health Action Names Chief Advancement Officer
AUSTIN, Texas—Texas Health Action, a community-informed nonprofit with an expertise in serving LGBTQIA+ people and people impacted by HIV, recently named Juan Benitez as its chief advancement officer. In this…
A Senseless Act of Hate and Violence Towards Our Community
The mass shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs was a senseless act of hate and violence toward our LGBTQIA+ community converging with the epidemic of gun violence in our…
Texas Health Action To ‘Rock The Ribbon’ And Offer Free HIV Testing On World Aids Day
Kind Clinic to offer free walk-in testing in Austin, Dallas and San Antonio AUSTIN, Texas—Texas Health Action—a community-informed nonprofit that provides access to quality health services in a safe and…
Texas Health Action’s TeleKind Celebrates ‘Status Neutral’ Approach to HIV prevention and care on World AIDS Day
TeleKind offers HIV prevention and care regardless of HIV status AUSTIN, Texas—Texas Health Action’s TeleKind—a free tele-sexual health service that provides access to high quality HIV prevention and care without…
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THA statement on Roe v. Wade
We are devastated to learn of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. This reprehensible decision is a continued attack on lifesaving healthcare access and a big step…
Texas Health Action Names New Chief Medical Officer
Texas Health Action recently named Dr. Sandra Guerra as its chief medical officer (CMO). In this role, Guerra is responsible for clinical leadership, quality processes and medical education efforts that…
Texas Health Action stands by the right of trans people to receive medically necessary, lifesaving care.
The ongoing politically motivated attacks against trans youth in Texas are reprehensible. If you are trans, or a parent, family member, or loved one of someone who is trans, there…