To support the NMDOH Subcommittee’s forthcoming recommendations to the 89th Legislature, the Texas Consortium for the Non-Medical Drivers of Health commissioned the Center for Health Care Strategies to develop this
Community Health Workers (CHWs) are essential members of public health and health care workforces. To better understand the current landscape of the CHW workforce and to develop strategies that best
Most healthcare payers offer alternative payment models (APMs) that incentivize quality of care and health outcomes while reducing costs. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services set a goal of
As part of the COVID-19 federal Public Health Emergency, states paused Medicaid disenrollment in exchange for increased federal funding, allowing Medicaid beneficiaries to remain continuously enrolled without eligibility redeterminations. This
The primary healthcare safety net is a vital resource for un- and under-insured individuals and families who are challenged to access affordable healthcare services. EHF’s most recent annual, statewide poll
Texas families currently experience higher birth rates, preterm births, and maternal mortality as compared to the rest of the US. The weight of these experiences are disproportionately felt by the
As the implementation of HB 1575 proceeds, EHF in partnership with Methodist Healthcare Ministries, Michael & Susan Dell Foundation, St. David’s Foundation, the Texas Association of Promotores & Community Health
Recent conversations on health in Texas have gone beyond improving access to health care to address the non-medical, root causes of poor health. Access to affordable medical care is vitally
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