In recognition of National Diabetes Month, this webinar highlights how healthy eating and nutrition-based care are transforming diabetes prevention across Texas. With diabetes rates up 40% in the past decade and thousands living undiagnosed, communities are turning to innovative models that link healthcare with nutrition access and education. Panelists will discuss innovative solutions such as grocery support, nutrition counseling, and community health worker outreach, as well as best practices in how nutrition-focused interventions can improve outcomes, build trust, and prevent disease. Together, we’ll explore lessons learned and promising practices that demonstrate how local action and cross-sector collaboration can sustain progress in chronic disease prevention. Register Now

Primary care is the foundation of a strong and effective health care system. Prioritizing primary care helps people live longer, healthier lives. At the Texas Primary Care Consortium (TPCC) Summit, attendees can expect to gain a more comprehensive understanding of today's health care challenges, lessons learned, best practices, and innovative approaches to improve the health of all.

Primary care sits at the heart of a high-functioning health system, yet recent state and federal policy developments, including legislative actions from the most recent Texas legislative session and the implications of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (HR1), signal both significant opportunities and concerning threats for the future of primary care.