Transforming health care delivery is brave work – change requires disruption. It’s only possible in places where leadership, commitment and shared vision thrive.

Sí Texas represented a lot of change and the challenges that arise. Success ties back to the foundation that was laid from the start—commitment, partnerships, learning, and a common mission: To improve whole-person wellness—mind, body and spirit—of the least served.

Working together, committed people built evidence that Integrated Behavioral Health works when caring for low-income, uninsured people in South Texas, and learned how to sustain and grow IBH practices, to continue providing primary and mental health care together.

To CNCS, all the co-investors, the subgrantees, program partners, and patients, clients and healthcare consumers… to the communities that made Si Texas possible: Methodist Healthcare Ministries is grateful for the opportunity to come alongside and say,

Yes, we can:

• Draw new sources of funding into philanthropic deserts
• Improve mental and physical health at the same time
• Change the way care is delivered in our communities

Together, we can say, Sí Texas!