EHF’s Theory of Change
Lexi Nolen, VP for Impact, explains our core beliefs about transformation toward health communities — EHF’s Theory of Change.
Month: June 2015
New EHF research shows gains/stumbles in rate of uninsured
Report shows Hispanics, women see biggest drops in uninsured rates in Texas. Plus, see news coverage about the research.
EHF announces 15 new grant partners in June
EHF’s Board of Directors has approved 15 new grant partners to help improve community health.
Science should guide health decisions
We all know the drill: The U.S. spends significantly more on health care than all other countries in the world, and yet we have poorer health outcomes than almost all industrialized nations. Some contend that we shouldn’t spend 18 percent of gross domestic product on health care. I agree, but not because good health isn’t worth that much, but because we aren’t getting value for our dollars.
