Texas Health and Human Services

Form 7240 is a standardized Monthly Attendance Record used by child-care operations to document each child’s daily presence, absences, holidays, withdrawals, and other attendance-related details. Although the form may look simple at first glance, it plays a crucial compliance role: it serves as an official record required by state regulators, auditors, and sometimes parents when verifying attendance patterns, subsidy eligibility, or billing accuracy.

The TX HHS Form 8206, Service Area Change Request, helps adult mental health program providers adjust their service areas to meet changing needs. This form is typically used by provider agencies or recovery management entities when they need to expand or remove service areas from their Statement of Work.

The TX HHS Form 8205, Exhibit D Electroconvulsive Therapy Equipment Registration, is a crucial document for facilities or hospitals that use electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) apparatus. This form helps ensure compliance with regulations by providing a centralized registration process for all ECT equipment.

The TX HHS Form 8204, Subcontractor Credentialing Attestation Form, is a crucial document that helps ensure the credibility of subcontractors working with adult mental health services in Texas. This form is typically used by provider agencies entering into a subcontracting relationship to verify that their subcontractors have met all necessary contracting requirements.

The TX HHS Form 8203, Subcontractor Attestation Form, is a crucial document for healthcare providers entering into subcontracting relationships with the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHS). This form helps ensure that all contracting requirements are met, thereby streamlining the process and reducing potential issues.

The TX HHS Form 8202 is a request for technology funding for the Home and Community-Based Services - Adult Mental Health Program (HCBS-AMH) and Youth Empowerment Services Waiver Program. This form helps solve the problem of equipping providers with the necessary technology to increase the availability of remote delivery for mental health services.

The TX HHS Form 8201, HCBS-AMH Recovery Manager Settings Check, is a tool used by recovery managers (RMs) to ensure that participants in the Home and Community-Based Services - Adult Mental Health (HCBS-AMH) program receive the necessary support and services. This form helps RMs advocate for participants by verifying that all program requirements are being met.

The TX HHS Form 8200, Recovery Manager Education Requirement Waiver Request, is a crucial document that helps solve the problem of requesting an exemption from education requirements for recovery managers. This form is typically used in situations where an individual seeks to waive the requirement for holding a specific educational credential or certification to work as a recovery manager.

The TX HHS Form 8040, Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act (FFATA) Federal Awards Certification, is a crucial document that helps ensure transparency in federal funding awards. This form is used by contractors to certify their compliance with federal regulations and report material facts about their organization's financial information.

The TX HHS Form 8010 is an example form for verifying delegated tasks to unlicensed personnel in Individualized Comprehensive Development (ICF)/Intellectual Disability (ID) settings. This form helps solve the problem of ensuring that unlicensed staff are properly trained and authorized to perform specific tasks, such as medication administration.