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A Christmas miracle made possible by a TCOM student. A Georgia family welcomed their newborn daughter in April, but she had only a 10% chance of survival because of a complex condition. Research done by TCOM’s Anisha Saripalli & @CookChildrens saved her.
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Excited to join Wini King & Dr. Kristin Pyrc on #RaisingJoy to talk about the revitalization of Las Vegas Trail! Big news: a new @CookChildrens & @JPS_HealthNet clinic, food pantry, workforce training & more are on the way. Proud of our community’s progress! Listen: share.transistor.fm/s/fbbc0e… #FortWorth
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Cook Children’s issues ‘dire’ warning if TX fails to address health coverage star-telegram.com/news/local…
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🚨 1.8M kids & moms at risk. #txlege
Cook Children’s Health Care System (@CookChildrens) says @TexasHHSC's "flawed" Medicaid overhaul risks fragile kids' care, 2,000 jobs & Texas providers—while favoring out-of-state for-profits.
Lawmakers face June 2 deadline.
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These Fort Worth health care workers have access to child care at their workplace. How? star-telegram.com/news/local…
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Honored to join the effort with @HawkeyeOnAir @SmokeyRivers and the teams from @995thewolfdfw @963kscs raising $ for @CookChildrens and the incredible work these amazing professionals do every day. @CBSNewsTexas
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Here is a fantastic story to kick off #EpilepsyAwareness Month! I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Shanley for many years and am eternally grateful I got to share in her #epilepsy journey. I’m so thankful she continues to share her talents with us! 💜
#NEAM #neuroart 🖼️ 🧠 🎨
When she was 19, Shanley Stuteville underwent life-changing epilepsy surgery and hasn’t had a seizure since. This year, she gave back to Cook Children’s by donating artwork to the “neuro art collection” at the Jane and John Institute for Mind Health. tinyurl.com/yc8brcry
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GAMEDAY!
Free tickets for TCU students. Just show your ID at the Dickies Arena box office.
The proceeds of tonight's game will benefit @CookChildrens.
🎟️: gofrogs.co/4dQDkek
#GoFrogs
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Texas judge halts state’s Medicaid plans. Here’s what that means for Cook Children’s fortworthreport.org/2024/10/…
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A North Texas judge paused a change that would affect 125,000 people enrolled in Cook Children's Health Plan. Here's a look at the impact. wfaa.com/article/news/health…
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Texas judge halts $116 billion Medicaid proposal that could affect 1.8 million dallasnews.com/news/2024/10/…
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some things are bigger than the game 💜
thank you @cookchildrens for allowing us to use our platform as student-athletes to spread some cheer!
#gofrogs | @NCAAVolleyball
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During gatherings at residential or public pools, it is often assumed that someone is keeping a watchful eye on the children while they swim. By wearing a Water Watcher tag provided by @CookChildrens, you can clearly indicate your role as a designated Water Watcher. 💦 👀
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Cook Children's Hospital is suing Texas after being denied Medicaid contract renewal cbsnews.com/texas/news/cook-…
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Texas Health and Human Services decided to not extend a Medicaid contract to Cook Children’s Health Plan and other local plans. The decision would effect nearly 125,000 North Texans. fox4news.com/news/cook-child…
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New from me: @CookChildrens announced Wednesday that it has filed suit against the Texas HHSC for discontinuing two important Medicaid contracts.
It alleges that a flawed review process is to blame for those contracts going to national insurers instead:
dallasnews.com/business/2024…
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Cook Children’s hospital sues the state of Texas over Medicaid contract dispute star-telegram.com/news/local…
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Texas officials rejected requests from major insurers to cancel a proposal to remove them from the state Medicaid program. This decision could impact the coverage of nearly 2 million low-income Texans, causing them to lose their current health plans. bit.ly/3XeISek



























