Research Highlights

Texans said that their state government should be doing more to help many people get access to healthcare, and these numbers show why they feel that way.”

EHF’s 2018 Texas Health Policy Poll reports

EHF/KFF Poll: Texans’ Top State Health Priorities Include Lowering Out-of-Pocket Costs and Reducing Maternal Mortality

New Poll: Affording health care tops Texans’ financial concerns; Almost 4 in 10 report problems paying medical bills

Maternal mortality rate is increasing and not enough Texans realize it

The Uninsured & the ACA in Texas

Despite ongoing uncertainty and shorter enrollment period, more than 1.1 million Texans enroll in Affordable Care Act health insurance for 2018

More than 1 million Texans activated their 2018 Affordable Care Act health insurance

New Report: The Uninsured in Texas

Hurricane Harvey Recovery

The Episcopal Health Foundation survey of 24 counties hit hard by Hurricane Harvey is the best picture that anyone has of what’s going on at the ground level.”

EHF's Hurricane Harvey survey shines a light on struggles of those most in need

2018 County Health Data

County Health Data

The 2018 County Health Snapshots are organized in five categories: Health Outcomes, Access to Care, Social Factors, Behavioral Factors, and Population.

Other Key Reports

Medical-Legal Partnerships in Texas & Opportunities for Growth

New report: Increased spending on public services linked to community health “dividends” in Texas

Optimizing Rural Health: A Community Healthcare Blueprint