More than 950,000 newly-eligible adults would enroll in health insurance under Medicaid expansion in Texas, bringing a projected $5.4 billion in federal dollars to the state. That’s according to a

Report from Rice University’s Kinder Institute and University of Houston’s Hobby School is sponsored by EHF and six other health-related philanthropies in the Houston area.

In a new report, EHF examines the enrollment data from the latest open enrollment period and discuss the implications of the latest ACA enrollment data during the COVID-19 crisis and

Texas A&M Rural and Community Health Institute: Rural hospitals are closing at an increasing rate endangering the health of 20% of our population. The Cecil G. Sheps Center for Health

Efforts by Texas clinics to reduce chronic disease like obesity, diabetes, and high blood pressure by addressing community conditions outside the doctor’s office could provide a practical model to address

New study: Preventable poor health conditions for people of color during COVID-19 create growing medical and economic burden for Texas

New report by The Perryman Groups shows that Texas could alleviate a substantial portion of the state’s uninsured rate by expanding health insurance coverage using available federal funds and reap

Four prominent economists in Texas urge elected officials and other leaders to consider the benefits of Medicaid Expansion in Texas