Kelly In the Press

Following kidney transplant, Texas senator pushes for living donor education

April 11, 2023

“It was very life-changing, and I want to see if I can positively impact the lives of others as well,” state Sen. Kelly Hancock, R-District 19, told Spectrum News 1 recently.

Sen. Kelly Hancock opens up about rare kidney disease, as he advocates for Texas bill to increase living organ donors

April 6, 2023

For 30 years, Sen. Kelly Hancock kept his battle with a rare genetic kidney disease quiet.

After kidney transplant, North TX lawmaker proposes living organ donor education program

March 29, 2023

When he learned his kidney was a match for his father-in-law, state Sen. Kelly Hancock, Greg Cox said he didn’t hesitate.

Texas Sen. Kelly Hancock recovering after kidney transplant

July 13, 2022

Texas Sen. Kelly Hancock is recovering after a successful kidney transplant on Wednesday, according to his office.

TX Sen. Kelly Hancock Recovers After Receiving a Kidney from His Son-in-Law

July 13, 2022

Before Wednesday, few people knew State Sen. Kelly Hancock (R-North Richland Hills) had been diagnosed with a rare kidney disease for more than three decades.

Houston Chronicle: Texans off the hook for ‘surprise’ medical bills [Editorial]

August 6, 2019

It sounded like a big victory for Texas patients: A new state law protects them from sticker shock if they receive an unexpected medical bill from a doctor who wasn’t in their insurance provider network.

The Dallas Morning News: We recommend Kelly Hancock for Texas Senate District 9

October 13, 2018

It takes more than passion to be effective in the Texas Legislature. It also takes experience, a grasp of a broad range of issues, and the ability to anticipate what’s next. In the Texas Senate race to represent northeast Tarrant County, Democrat Gwenn Burud brings a deep passion for education, but incumbent Republican Kelly Hancock offers experience.

Texas eyes added protections for your digital data

August 28, 2018

When you pass away, someone takes control of your digital data. You have partial control over who ends up with the keys to your digital castle. Texas lawmakers studied data access for people who have died, reviewing digital privacy laws on the books and exploring additional options.


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