How to Cancel Your Texas Benefits | Save $82.00
Published by HHSC on 2024-04-23Uncover the ways HHSC (the company) bills you and cancel your Your Texas Benefits subscription.
Guide to Canceling Your Texas Benefits 👇
A few things to note and do before cancelling:
- The developer of Your Texas Benefits is HHSC and all inquiries must go to them.
- Check the Terms of Services and/or Privacy policy of HHSC to know if they support self-serve subscription cancellation:
- Cancelling a subscription during a free trial may result in losing a free trial account.
- You must always cancel a subscription at least 24 hours before the trial period ends.
How easy is it to cancel Your Texas Benefits?
It is Very Easy to Cancel a Your Texas Benefits subscription. (**Crowdsourced from Your Texas Benefits and AppCutter users)
Potential Savings 💸
**Pricing data is based on average subscription prices reported by AppCutter.com users..
| Duration | Amount (USD) |
|---|---|
| One-time savings | $82.00 |
How to Cancel Your Texas Benefits Subscription on iPhone or iPad:
- Open Settings » ~Your name~ » and click "Subscriptions".
- Click the Your Texas Benefits (subscription) you want to review.
- Click Cancel.
How to Cancel Your Texas Benefits Subscription on Android Device:
- Open your Google Play Store app.
- Click on Menu » "Subscriptions".
- Tap on Your Texas Benefits (subscription you wish to cancel)
- Click "Cancel Subscription".
Cancel direct on Your Texas Benefits website 🌐
- Reach out to HHSC
- Visit Your Texas Benefits website: Click to visit .
- Login to your account.
- In the menu section, look for any of the following: "Billing", "Subscription", "Payment", "Manage account", "Settings".
- Click the link, then follow the prompts to cancel your subscription.
Cancel Your Texas Benefits from Paypal: 💳
- Login to www.paypal.com .
- Click "Settings" » "Payments".
- Next, click on "Manage Automatic Payments" in the Automatic Payments dashboard.
- You'll see a list of merchants you've subscribed to. Click on "Your Texas Benefits" or "HHSC" to cancel.
How to delete Your Texas Benefits account:
- Contact Your Texas Benefits Support directly
- Send an email to YourTexasBenefits-App@hhsc.state.tx.us Click to email requesting that they delete your account.
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Reviews & Common Issues: 4 Comments
By Rachel mauricio
2 years agoI have been trying to cancel my sons medicaid for 3 weeks now i just get put on hold for 2 hours each time then the phone hangs up i really need to cancel his medicaid i need someones help please to get this done
By Tina Roybal
2 years agoI feel the same as the others, I’m trying to cancel my mom’s benefits. She moved with me to New Mexico in October. I have called at least 4 times and everyone of them have told me her benefits has been cancelled. Try to get her benefits here but they won’t allow because she is still active in Texas!!! I want to pull my hair out from calling and trying to figure out how to work the yourtexasbenefits website.
By Danny Grenzebach
3 years agoi am no loger a resident of texas im a resident of noble oklahoma and for some reason yall will not cancel my food stamp benifits and i dont feel a person shoul have to go through this much trouble to do
By Danny Grenzebach
3 years agoi no longer live in texas and im a resident of oklahoma now and need my benifits here
About Your Texas Benefits?
1. Set up and view alerts about your cases, like when it’s time to renew your benefits.
2. • Sign up to go paperless and view letters / forms we send you.
3. • Upload photos of the files or forms we need from you and then send them to us.
4. Manage and view your cases anytime you want – right from your phone.
5. Use the app to take a photo and send us files we need, like a copy of your paycheck.
6. • Find out if it’s time to renew your benefits.
7. • View files you’ve uploaded and sent us through the website and app.
8. You also can report certain changes to your cases and find an office near you.
9. • Set up a new Your Texas Benefits account if you don't already have one.
