Travis County Hospital District
Central Health Spotlight
Matthew Seno’s Story: Finding Connection Through Community
Just over a year ago, Matthew Seno was in a wheelchair, recovering from one of the most difficult chapters of his life. Today, you’ll find him walking through Austin, playing Pokémon Go, connecting with people, and looking toward a future filled with possibility. Matthew’s story is about recovery as much as it’s about community, and how human connection helped him rebuild his health, and his confidence.
What is Central Health?
Central Health, Travis County’s hospital district, is building a comprehensive, high-functioning health care system for residents with low income who need it most. The district’s Health care Equity Plan, adopted in early 2022, is guiding up to $700 million in investments to close the gaps that persist throughout the safety-net health care system – in primary care, specialty care, dental and behavioral health, hospital-based care, and post-acute transitions of care.
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MAP (Medical Access Program)
MAP (Medical Access Program) by Central Health is a local health coverage program that covers primary care, prescriptions, specialty care, and hospital care. MAP helps people get the health care they need.
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