Texas Care Center Houston | Medicaid Counseling + Direct Scheduling Help
Texas Care Center is a trusted behavioral health provider in Houston that specializes in serving children, teens, and adults with Medicaid coverage. Our mission is to remove barriers to care by making it easier for Houston families to access Medicaid-covered counseling and support.
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Texas Care Center Houston specializes in Medicaid mental health services for children, teens, and adults across Harris County.
My name is Nick Bryant, and I’m the Outreach Manager with Texas Care Center. If you want to confirm coverage, ask questions, or get scheduled, you can contact me directly:
Email: Nick.TexasCare@Gmail.com
About Texas Care Center
Texas Care Center provides Medicaid-covered counseling and support services for families across Houston.
- Therapy fully covered by Medicaid (no cost to families)
- Skills training and life skills development
- Case management and access to community resources
- Specialized treatment planning for anxiety, depression, ADHD, PTSD, and more
Services are delivered by Qualified Mental Health Professionals (QMHPs) who live and work in the communities they serve, under the supervision of licensed clinicians (LPCs, LMFTs, and LCSWs).
Texas Care Center Clinic Locations in Houston
Texas Care Westpark
9950 Westpark Dr, Suite 346
Houston, TX 77063
Texas Care Bammel (1960 Area)
14405 Walters Road, Suite 870
Houston, TX 77014
Send a Referral
If you are a school, case manager, clinic, nonprofit, or community partner and want to refer someone to Texas Care Center, use the referral form below. It goes directly to me.
Contact Nick Bryant
If you want to get scheduled or have questions about services, contact me directly:
Nick Bryant
Outreach Manager, Texas Care Center Houston
281.870.3599
Nick.TexasCare@Gmail.com
More About Nick Bryant (Houston, TX)
Nick Bryant has worked in community health and behavioral health systems in Houston for over 19 years. His career began on a Suicide Prevention Line and with a Mobile Crisis Team, where he worked directly with individuals experiencing acute mental health crises in both phone-based and in-person settings. That early frontline experience shaped his long-term focus on access to care and crisis prevention.
Over the past two decades, Nick has worked with more than 7,000 clients across Houston, helping individuals and families connect to primary care providers, behavioral health services, and community-based resources. His work has consistently centered on reducing barriers within complex healthcare systems.
Recognizing how difficult it can be to navigate Houston’s resource landscape, Nick created Houston Case Managers to help both the public and healthcare professionals connect to local services and community-based programs. He later developed Houston Case Managers Academy, an online educational platform that explains how to effectively connect clients to services in the Houston area.
In addition to behavioral health navigation, Nick has extensive experience in health insurance systems, including both Marketplace and Medicare plans. Through Houston Medicare Help, he assists individuals in understanding coverage options and navigating enrollment decisions.
In addition to his community health work, Nick authored Understanding Healthcare Is Half the Battle, a guide focused on helping individuals make sense of insurance systems, referrals, and care coordination. His work as an author reflects the same mission behind his Medicaid counseling outreach — reducing confusion and helping families access care without unnecessary delays.
Throughout his career, one of the most consistent challenges he encountered was connecting Medicaid clients to mental health counseling without long delays or confusing referral systems. By working directly with Texas Care Center, Nick is now able to streamline that process and help families access Medicaid-covered counseling services more efficiently.
Nick’s background spans crisis response, case management, health insurance navigation, and community resource development. His focus remains the same as when he began his career: helping Houston residents access care when they need it most.