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Georgetown, Texas Benefits and Offices

This page gathers the local offices in Georgetown where older adults can apply for benefits and get free help: Social Security, Texas Health and Human Services benefits offices, Medicaid help, the Area Agency on Aging, and free Medicare counseling through HICAP. Statewide programs are listed on the Texas benefits page.

Social Security offices

Social Security Administration — 3010 Williams Dr, Ste 150, Georgetown, TX 78628

This Social Security office helps people with retirement, disability, and SSI benefits. Staff can help you apply, check a claim, sign up for Medicare, or replace a card. Bring a photo ID and any letters Social Security sent you. The agency makes all benefit decisions.

AgencySocial Security Administration
Address3010 Williams Dr, Ste 150, Georgetown, TX 78628
Phone1-877-531-4699
HoursMonday-Friday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM; Saturday-Sunday closed
ServicesRetirement and disability benefit help, Supplemental Security Income (SSI) help, Medicare sign-up help, Social Security cards and records
Fax1-833-950-2386
NoteNearest Social Security office for Round Rock (no SSA field office in Round Rock per the SSA locator). Address from the locator list view; phone and hours not yet detail-verified.
Tty1-800-325-0778
SourceSocial Security Administration (www.ssa.gov) — checked November 9, 2026

State benefits offices

HHSC Benefits Office — 2500 N Austin Ave, Georgetown, TX 78626

This Texas Health and Human Services benefits office takes applications for SNAP food help, Medicaid, Medicare Savings Programs, and cash help for families. Staff can help you apply or renew. Bring a photo ID, proof of where you live, and proof of income if you have them. You may qualify for help, but the agency makes the final decision.

AgencyTexas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC)
Address2500 N Austin Ave, Georgetown, TX 78626
Phone512-942-4030
ServicesSNAP food benefits applications, Medicaid applications (families and children), Medicare Savings Programs and Medicaid for the elderly and people with disabilities, Cash Help for Families (TANF)
Fax512-942-4041
Fax noteThe HHSC finder lists this one office four times with two different phone/fax pairs for the same programs: 512-942-4030 / fax 512-942-4041 (recorded above) and 512-972-4030 / fax 512-972-4041. The finder gives no way to tell which pair is current, so both are kept here. No TDD number is shown on any listing.
SourceTexas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) (www.yourtexasbenefits.com) — checked November 9, 2026

Benefits across Texas

Statewide programs, income limits, and how to apply are on the Texas benefits page.

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