Texas CHIP Plan Do you qualify for Texas CHIP? CHIP is a health insurance plan for children under the age of 19. It is for families who earn too much money to qualify for Texas Medicaid programs and cannot afford to buy private insurance. Apply for Texas CHIP Get Started How does CHIP work? Members choose an HMO and a Primary Care Provider to give them all of their primary care services. This includes coordinating referrals for all medically-necessary specialty services. What services does CHIP cover? CHIP Members get medical care that includes: Hospital care Surgery X-rays Physical/speech/occupational therapies Prescription drugs Emergency services Transplants Regular health checkups and immunizations Prescription Drug Services You can receive medically necessary prescriptions ordered by your doctor or specialist. These prescriptions must be part of the Texas CHIP or Texas Medicaid Vendor Drug Formulary. Some prescriptions require pre-authorization. See what prescriptions are covered on the drug formulary. Value-Added Services A variety of value-added services are available to CHIP Members from a 24-hour Nurse Advice Line, to vision services, to resources and allowances toward healthy play and exercise programs. Read More. Healthy Texas Women Program Have you lost your Medicaid benefits? The Healthy Texas Women Program provides family planning exams, related health screenings, and birth control to women ages 18 to 44 whose household income is at or below the program’s income limits (185 percent of the federal poverty level). You must submit an application to find out if you can get services through this program. Visit this site for more information. CHIP PLAN OVERVIEW UNDERSTANDING INSURANCE HOW TO APPLY MEMBER RESOURCES MEMBER RIGHTS & FORMS GENERAL INFORMATION CONTACT US Community Health Choice Texas, Inc. 2636 South Loop West, Suite 125 Houston, TX 77054 CONNECT WITH US Copyright 2021 Community Health Choice. All Rights Reserved. Sitemap Privacy Statement Legal Disclaimer Code of Conduct Fraud and Waste Abuse Office of Inspector General Adobe Acrobat Reader