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This category is for sites about local heath-related associations, especially those of health-related professionals. This includes both locally-based associations and local chapters of state and national associations.

Subcategories

• Austin

Resources in This Category

• Texas Hospital Association

  http://www.texashospitalsonline.org/
  Advocacy news, upcoming events and continuing education opportunities, and information on products and services available through group purchasing.

• Texas Medical Association

  http://www.texmed.org/
  Resource for health information sought by both the public and health care professionals.

• Texas Occupational Therapy Association, Inc.

  http://www.tota.org/
  A professional association established for the benefit of professionals and students of occupational therapy.

• Texas Optometric Association

  http://texas.aoa.org/
  Resource for patients and doctors. Includes optometrist search, the Texas Optometry Act, Texas optometrist email directory, and answers to the eye health questions.

• Texas Orthopaedic Association

  http://www.toa.org/
  Works to promote and advance the science and art of orthopaedic surgery.

• Texas Physical Therapy Association

  http://www.tpta.org/
  The representative body of physical therapy in Texas.

• Texas Society of Plastic Surgeons

  http://www.tsps.net/
  Advancing the art and science of plastic and reconstructive surgery.

• Texas Veterinary Medical Association

  http://www.tvma.org/
  Includes organization information, veterinarian locator, pet health information, veterinary resources, and the Texas Animal Hall of Fame.

• Women's Health and Family Planning Association of Texas

  http://www.whfpt.org/
  Advocates for quality reproductive health care in Texas. Family planning services, reducing teen pregnancy, abortion access.

 

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