This year will mark our sixth year convening with leading innovators to showcase the latest issues, challenges and market solutions where health equity and tech equity converge. We aim for this to be an interactive event to broaden the conversation between various health tech and healthcare stakeholders on what steps they can take to make meaningful change in the Medicaid ecosystem. We are bringing together featured speakers to discuss how to make advancements in health equity and Medicaid, including discussing what needs to be done to eliminate barriers to accessing technology, health care and funding to improve the lives for Medicaid recipients and other vulnerable populations.

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Texas Covered is the largest event of its kind in Texas and brings together decision-makers from across the health care spectrum - from major health plans, providers and regulators, to legislators, journalists, academics and more.

Health care affordability and access is one of the most pressing issues of our time. With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic it is crucial that we work together for real health care innovations. Join us and share your company’s products, services, and solutions to solve some of health care's most important problems.

Leading industry experts will share insights and ideas for how we can make a significant difference in reducing costs while improving the quality of care in Texas Medicaid.

As health care continues to dominate the national conversation, it’s more essential than ever to participate in the National Conference on Medicare, Medicaid, and Dual Eligibles. We’ll take a closer look at the policy, regulatory, and operational issues affecting Medicare Advantage and Part D, Medicaid managed care, and programs to better serve those who are dually eligible.

Across four vibrant, information-packed days, you’ll engage with leadership from CMS and the administration, health insurance provider executives, government officials, health policy professionals, and industry thought leaders.

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