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Operation Border Health (OBH)
Texas DSHS · By Sebastian.Maldonado · April 23, 2026
In plain language
Operation Border Health (OBH) is a public health event designed to help South Texas communities prepare for disasters. Organized by the Texas Department of State Health Services and various partners, the program provides a variety of health services to the public at no cost. The upcoming event is scheduled for July 21-23, 2026, across multiple locations in the border region. Residents can access these services in Brownsville, Raymondville, San Juan, Rio Grande City, and Laredo.
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Key takeaways
- Operation Border Health provides community health services at no cost to participants.
- The next major event is scheduled to take place from July 21 through July 23, 2026.
- Services will be available in Cameron, Willacy, Hidalgo, Starr, and Webb counties.
- Local sites include high schools and elementary schools in Brownsville, Raymondville, San Juan, Rio Grande City, and Laredo.
- The event serves as a disaster preparedness exercise for the Texas Department of State Health Services.
- Community members have the opportunity to participate in the program as volunteers.
Operation Border Health (OBH) Sebastian.Maldonado Thu, 04/23/2026 - 04:18 PM Operation Border Health (OBH) This page provides information about Operation Border Health (OBH) . Operation Border Health (OBH) is an event to help the community get ready for disasters. The Texas Department of State Health Services and other partners will offer health services at no cost to you. When: July 21-23, 2026Location information will be available at a later date. For more information, please email phepphrll@dshs.texas.gov. OBH Save the Date Flyer (English)OBH Save the Date Flyer (Spanish)Volunteer with Us!Contribute to the community and make a positive impact.Learn more about Volunteering with OBH
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