51st ANNUAL COUNTY JUDGES AND COMMISSIONERS ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE

    Renaissance Austin Hotel  
    Austin, Texas
    March 9th - 12th, 2009
    DALHART, TEXAS (NOVEMBER 2008)
    Dallam-Hartley Counties Hospital District's Board of Directors has approved the request of Indigent Health Care Director, Lawana Page, and Business Office Manager, Tammy Kirkland, to authorize Indigent Healthcare Solutions (IHS) of Conroe, Texas, to install its state-of-the-art Windows®-based software to support the indigent health care needs for Dallam and Hartley counties.
     
    MONTAGUE, TEXAS (OCTOBER 2008)

    Montague County Commissioners approved the request of IHC Director, LaVonda Langford, and the County Auditor, Jennifer Taylor, to authorize Indigent Healthcare Solutions (IHS) of Conroe, Texas, to install its state-of-the-art Windows®-based software with services beginning in October.
     
    PECOS, TEXAS (OCTOBER 2008)
    Reeves County Commissioners approved the request of County Judge, Honorable Sam Contreras, and County Auditor, Lynn Owens, to authorize Indigent Healthcare Solutions (IHS) of Conroe, Texas, to install its state-of-the-art Windows®-based software beginning in October.
     
    Beaumont, TEXAS (OCTOBER 2008)

    Jefferson County Commissioners approved the request of Dr. Cecil Walkes and Commissioner Bo Alfred to authorize Indigent Healthcare Solutions (IHS) of Conroe, Texas, to install its state-of-the-art Windows®-based software with services beginning in November.
     
Testimonials
Lilly Haddix, Herman Sustayta, Vanessa Castoria

Lilly Haddix, Herman Systayta, Vanessa Castoria

"From day one, the staff of Indigent Healthcare Solutions has been extremely professional, friendly, and most helpful. I can in all confidence recommend their indigent health care software and services to anyone. Their product has more than met our needs. Here at the Brazos Valley Council of Governments, we manage the indigent health care programs for seven Texas counties, and IHS did a great job of getting us up and running. I am very pleased, to say the least."

Herman Sustayta
Indigent Health Care Program Director
Brazos Valley Council of Governments