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Central Health helps the people of Travis County live healthier. We are the Travis County Hospital District, created by the voters in 2004. We provide high-quality care to get well and stay healthy. We work with a network of partners to eliminate health disparities to reach our vision of Travis County becoming a model healthy community.

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Central Health’s Vice President of Compliance Appointed to the Sendero Board of Directors

Sendero is Central Health’s Nonprofit Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) [caption id="attachment_160111" align="alignleft" width="200"] McKenzie Frazier[/caption] (Austin) – McKenzie Frazier, Central Health’s vice president of compliance and compliance officer, has been appointed to the Board of Directors for Sendero Health Plans, Inc. (Sendero). Sendero is a local, non-profit health maintenance organization…

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Central Health Sues Ascension for Failing to Live Up to its Contractual Commitments to Care for Travis County Residents with Low Income

DOWNLOAD THE LAWSUIT (Austin) – Central Health sued Ascension Texas (Ascension), formerly known as Seton Healthcare Family, Tuesday for failing to meet its contractual obligations to provide healthcare for Travis County residents with low income. “We are out of options,” said Mike Geeslin, President & CEO of Central Health. “Ascension’s…

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Central Health’s Kuang Named Humanitarian of the Year

Travis County Medical Society Presents Physician with Honor (Austin) – Dr. Audrey Kuang, Central Health’s director of high-risk populations, was named Humanitarian of the Year last Thursday night by the Travis County Medical Society (TCMS) at the group’s annual awards dinner. Dr. Kuang joined Central Health in 2022 and was…

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Don’t Let The Flu Ruin Your Holidays

Seeing family and friends is important during the holiday season, but so is making sure you and your family are safe. It’s cold and flu season, and COVID has never gone away. This year there’s another common, yet easily spreadable respiratory virus called RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus). Together, these viruses are…

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