Comparing the House and Senate’s HHS Funding
To help you understand the differences between the Senate and House budgets, we’ve broken down their health and human services funding proposals into three papers,
To help you understand the differences between the Senate and House budgets, we’ve broken down their health and human services funding proposals into three papers,
Today, we sent a letter to the budget conferees outlining our recommendations for reconciling the differences between the House and the Senate regarding health and
Unless our state takes action soon, come Jan. 1, 2014, Texas adults just below the poverty line, such as parents in a family of 4 living
More than 66,000 uninsured Texas veterans and their spouses could gain health care coverage if the state moves forward with Medicaid expansion under the Affordable
Three of four people who will be eligible for coverage through the new online health insurance marketplace opening in October say they want in-person assistance
When it comes to health insurance rate oversight, the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) is like jury that can find a criminal guilty but can’t
Our friends at the Texas Policy Evaluation Project have created a new online data app that shows the impact of the 2011 family planning budget
The Medicaid Expansion dialogue got another big day of media coverage on April 1, with the Governor hosting one press conference of skeptics, and another
(AUSTIN, Texas)–April 1, 2013–The Center for Public Policy Priorities Associate Director Anne Dunkelberg made the following statement in response to questions raised by our state
Since 1998, the Texas Health Insurance Pool (the state’s high risk pool) has been providing health insurance coverage to Texas residents who cannot get coverage