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Children’s Hospital Association of Texas Honors Congressman Michael C. Burgess, M.D. with Lifetime Achievement Award

AUSTIN, TEXAS – The Children’s Hospital Association of Texas (CHAT) honored Congressman Michael C. Burgess, M.D. with the organization’s Children’s Health Care Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his outstanding, lifelong support of children’s health. The award is the first of its kind, celebrating Congressman Burgess’ exemplary contributions to and

Opinion: More resources are needed to meet our children’s serious mental health needs

Texas still has time to address the serious mental health crisis affecting our children. Two months remain for the Texas Legislature to pass legislation that will impact the future of our state. While strong investments in children’s mental health prevention and early intervention have been made, support is needed to

Commentary: Lege, expand access to health care for children

As the Texas Legislature begins its 88th session, the Children’s Hospital Association of Texas, or CHAT, is focused on ensuring that health care for children is a top priority. Lawmakers can protect the future of our state by ensuring Medicaid payments are appropriate for children’s hospitals and by investing in

Children’s Hospital Association of Texas celebrates inaugural Children’s Hospital Day, generates support on Texas House and Senate floors

AUSTIN, TEXAS – The Children’s Hospital Association of Texas held its inaugural Children’s Hospital Day advocacy event Wednesday, Jan. 25, at the Texas State Capitol. CHAT hosted legislators and their staff, as well as representatives from CHAT member hospitals across the state, for a legislative briefing on policy priorities this

Three cheers for Children’s Hospital Day

Advocating for Texas children and the role comprehensive children’s hospitals play in their unique treatment and recovery is the goal of Children’s Hospital Day. Today, Children’s Hospital Association of Texas (CHAT) will host a lunch briefing at the Texas State Capitol where board president Cindy Stout will unveil advocacy priorities for this