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

Pharmacists are trained to test, treat and immunize for many infectious diseases and by practicing their full scope of practice within their training and license can alleviate pressure on the health care

Non-profit hospitals are exempt from Federal, State, and Local taxes in exchange for providing care for all patients, regardless of ability to pay. Any excess funds must be reinvested into hospital facilities,

New analysis by EHF and Rice University’s Baker Institute of Public Policy shows that 10 years of data on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in Texas reveals the ACA marketplace

This report analyzes results from 346 Texas hospitals that completed the survey examining three domains of SDOH engagement: screening of social needs, programs and interventions to address SDOH, and community

This report shares experiences from Medicaid stakeholders in Texas on using community resource and referral platforms to identify and address non-medical drivers of health.

Unless action is taken, a new report estimates that 700,000 Texans could lose health insurance coverage after pandemic-era emergency enrollment policies end for Medicaid and Affordable Care Act health insurance.