SAN ANTONIO - Data from the annual Episcopal Health Foundation poll on health care access and affordability in Texas shows ...

Texas families spend an average of 10.9% of household income on premiums and deductibles. That number would likely drop if the state took the Medicaid expansion.

More than 1.1 million children in Texas lacked health coverage in 2024, with two-thirds being Latino, according to a new ...

During open enrollment, starting Nov. 1, residents can access affordable plans from Ambetter from Superior HealthPlan in 150 counties. To support members through the 2026 renewal process and beyond, ...

A majority of Texas' uninsured children are Latino, according to new analysis from the nation's largest Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization. The report also found most uninsured children ...

Thousands of Texas children have lost their Medicaid health insurance since April, a sign to multiple health policy experts that some children will go without both insurance and health care in the ...

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Texas has 19 out of the 20 counties across the U.S. with the highest proportion of their population aged under 65 having no health insurance, according to a new study. The investigation was conducted ...

In most cases, your health insurance must cover a list of certain services such as cancer screenings even if you get it from your employer. The proposed Texas House Bill 139 could remove that ...