Research Reports

EHF’s research uncovers invaluable insights about health policy and systems, and puts forward real, actionable pathways to deliver advances in health for all Texans.

We’ve produced more than 100 reports focused on health from all angles: social determinants of health, rural health, COVID-19 in Texas, the impact of the Affordable Care Act, the plight of uninsured Texans, Medicaid expansion, life expectancy in Texas neighborhoods, early childhood brain development, and much more.

EHF's annual Texas Health Policy Polls illustrate Texans’ experiences with access and affordability of health care, reveal what they believe should be the state’s top health priorities, and outline the roles that state and national governments should take to make the health system work better.

New report: Most uninsured Texans say cost of health insurance too high
New report shows gains in health insurance across Texas fall behind rest of US
New report shows more Texas workers getting health insurance from employers
New report shows uninsured Texans are twice as likely to delay seeking primary care, mental health care
New report: Texas’ uninsured population remains predominantly Hispanic, middle-aged, under-educated and poor
New EHF report: Texas Hispanics, women show largest reductions in rates of uninsured
New Survey – Percentage of Texans without health insurance drops dramatically
Analysis: Affordable Care Act health insurance plans differ in cost, coverage and hospital access across Texas