Episcopal Health Foundation collaborated with Treat Oaks Strategies and a Harris County-based marketplace health insurer, to elevate the voices of marketplace members amidst the anticipated expiration of the enhanced ACA
The Texas Association of City & County Health Officials along with key stakeholders is embarking on a journey to explore strategies and implement actions for modernizing local public health systems
Texas has seen important reductions in uninsurance since the implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, driven by enrollment in subsidized Marketplace plans. At the end of 2025,
Artificial intelligence holds great promise for transforming health care effectiveness and efficiency, particularly for populations with limited access to care, including people who receive safety-net services and in rural areas.
On June 13, 2025, the Episcopal Health Foundation (EHF), along with the Texas Association of City and County Health Officials (TACCHO), Texas Association of Health Plans and Texas Association of
The federal Medicaid program has long recognized the critical role of transportation to improving access to healthcare through the Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) benefit. The NEMT benefit today, which is
Episcopal Health Foundation (EHF) commissioned Milliman to study the demographic and clinical characteristics, as well as health care utilization and costs, among those with high-risk pregnancies in the Texas Medicaid
Nationwide in 2024, over 20 million consumers received health insurance through the Affordable Care Act (ACA) Marketplaces—government-operated entities with websites for purchasing coverage, often with income-based premium subsidies. The 2024