EHF's research shows that the rate of uninsured adults in Texas has dropped by more than one-third since the Affordable Care Act (ACA) went into effect. Despite this progress, Texas still leads the nation in the number and rate of uninsured adults, in part because those who are eligible for...

Grant to Dell Medical School funds integration of value-based health care into all aspects of curriculum

In a city of more than two million people, it’s often hard to make connections with people. How do people get connected? How are valuable resources shared with those who need them the most?

EHF has approved $2.2 million in February to benefit 15 new grant partners in their efforts to bring positive change to the health of communities across Texas.

The Episcopal Health Foundation welcomes Dr. Shao-Chee Sim as EHF’s new vice president for applied research.

A larger percentage of Texas workers are getting health insurance through their employers now than before the implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), according to a new report released by the EHF and Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy.

EHF announced the approval of $3.1 million in September to benefit 24 new grant partners, the third group of grants the Foundation’s Board of Directors have awarded helping to create healthy communities for all.

A new partnership between the Episcopal Health Foundation and Seminary of the Southwest is working to increase access to desperately needed mental health services for disadvantaged and underserved families in rural East Texas.