HOUSTON, Texas – Texas Children's Health Plan has again earned Health Plan Accreditation from the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). NCQA is a leading group that reviews health care quality. It also gave Texas Children’s Health Plan a five-star rating.
The accreditation recognizes Texas Children’s Health Plan’s work to provide quality care, strong member support, and better health for children and pregnant women across Texas.
We have maintained this distinction since 2020.
NCQA awards this accreditation after an independent outside review. The review looks at quality improvement, population health management programs, member experience, provider networks, and steps to improve care. It also helps consumers find high-quality health plans.
By earning this accreditation again, Texas Children’s Health Plan shows its focus on these goals:
- Help members get preventive and primary care.
- Support healthy pregnancies and maternal health outcomes.
- Increase childhood vaccines and well-child visits.
- Plan care for members with complex health needs.
- Improve member satisfaction.
- Make it easier for members to get the care they need.
About Texas Children's Health Plan
Texas Children's Health Plan is one of the state’s largest Medicaid health plans. It serves more than 400,000 children and pregnant women through Medicaid and CHIP in more than 50 Texas counties.
About NCQA
The National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) is a private, nonprofit group that focuses on better health care quality. NCQA accredits and certifies many health care groups. It also recognizes clinicians in key clinical areas. Its Health Plan Accreditation program reviews how well health plans support members, improve care, and promote better health. Learn more at www.ncqa.org.
