Collaborating to Take on the Rural Health Crisis
Creative thinking may help overcome long-standing health care challenges in rural Texas.
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Video: A Teammate to Help Care for Fragile Children
Having the support of someone with clinical training can make a big difference for families caring for children with complex medical needs.
Video: Supporting Wellness at Work
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas worked closely with the Texas A&M University System to tailor wellness programs that meet the diverse needs of faculty and staff across 11 campuses.
Video: A Guided Approach to Employee Health
When Ryan Blank took a health assessment at work, he knew the results wouldn’t be good. He was overweight, suffered from sleep apnea, lacked energy and struggled with high blood pressure. He didn't expect what came next. A one-on-one health coach helped Blank make lifestyle changes that turned his health around.
Q&A: Hurricane Harvey’s Impact on Health
As the Carolinas begin to deal with the aftermath of Hurricane Florence, an analysis of health insurance claims reveals how Hurricane Harvey affected people's health across a wide swath of Southeast Texas last year.
Independent Doctors in a Changing Health Care Landscape
Small, independent practices are capable of delivering quality, cost-effective care — but they need new kinds of tools and expertise to adapt and compete.
Health Insurance in Times of Crisis
When natural disasters strike, people whose lives are disrupted may find a partner in an unexpected place: their health insurance provider.
Shopping for Care and Getting Money Back
The key to helping people become informed health care consumers may be making it worth their while.
The Real Story Behind Freestanding ER Costs
Research shows average costs for patients treated at freestanding ERs were almost 10 times higher than for patients who visited urgent care clinics for the same diagnoses.