Recent and planned reductions to federal spending in Texas means that Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) programs, such as Medicaid and SNAP food stamps, will require state gap funding.
The federal government is harming Texans and Texas healthcare systems through the harsh implementation of the restrictions found in H.R. 1. The Texas Governor and the Texas Children’s Health Coverage Coalition
Texans are resilient in the face of an increasingly strained and inefficient healthcare system. In a state with the eighth-largest gross domestic product in the world, Texans deserve good, affordable
In 2024, Every Texan published the State of Working Texans, a four-part series offering an overview of the labor market with a focus on working Texans, low-income families, and people
On behalf of Every Texan, thank you for the opportunity to provide input into the development of the Fiscal Year 2028–2029 Legislative Appropriations Request (LAR) for the Texas Health and
Now is the time to start making sure you have the health coverage you need for 2026! Health insurance is life-changing. This open enrollment period, Nov. 1 to Jan. 15,
View this statement as PDF. Last week, 25 U.S. House members from Texas voted in favor of nearly one trillion dollars in federal funding cuts to Medicaid, SNAP, and other
Twitter Facebook Linkedin View the full report as a PDF. Congress has been directed to cut $880 billion from the Health and Human Services budget and another $230 billion from
Twitter Facebook Linkedin Medicaid is a lifeline for millions of Texas families by providing access to health care coverage for low-income pregnant women, children, seniors, and people with disabilities. Federal
Twitter Facebook Linkedin All Texans are worth affordable, comprehensive health coverage, yet our state continues to lead the nation with the highest uninsured rate for both adults and children due