The House Committee on Human Services is dedicated to addressing issues related to health and social services for the residents of Texas. Led by Chair Representative James B. Frank and Vice Chair Representative Toni Rose, the committee is composed of a diverse group of members who prioritize the welfare of vulnerable populations such as children, the elderly, and Medicaid recipients. The committee has focused its efforts on critical areas including the funding of child care facilities, the reimbursement of durable medical equipment providers, Medicaid redetermination, and the reporting and investigation of child abuse and neglect. Recent hearings have explored various proposed bills aimed at improving access to services, enhancing accountability in child care settings, and providing necessary support for community health initiatives. The committee remains committed to engaging with stakeholders to ensure that effective policies are developed and implemented for the betterment of Texas families.

The Senate Committee on Business & Commerce, chaired by Senator Charles Schwertner, focuses on legislation surrounding the business interests and commerce regulations within Texas. The committee is currently engaged in reviewing several notable bills aimed at enhancing electric utility regulations, improving insurance processes, and supporting energy resilience. Recent discussions have highlighted key issues such as electric grid resilience, consumer credit regulations, and the management of disputes in automobile insurance claims. With an active agenda, the committee is dedicated to addressing the evolving needs of Texas's economy and ensuring robust support for both businesses and consumers.

The Senate Committee on Health and Human Services, chaired by Senator Lois Kolkhorst, is focused on examining critical health issues affecting Texans, such as access to healthcare, mental health services for children, and the integration of advanced practice nurses into the healthcare system. Recent meetings have addressed various bills including those related to Medicaid managed care, regulation of emergency telemedicine services, and the establishment of registries for health conditions like sickle cell disease. The committee also emphasizes the importance of community health workers, the prevention of workplace violence in health facilities, and the enhancement of support for nursing education. By monitoring the implementation of health legislation and gathering public testimony, the committee seeks to advocate for improvements and ensure effective delivery of health services across Texas.