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Posted on · Houston Public Media spoke with Daisy Morales, vice president of Community Health Choice, about the obstacles that stand in the way of getting more Latinos insured.
Posted on · How Trae Tha Truth and others stepped in to help communities survive during the freeze and who do you call when assessing the damage to your property?
Posted on · On Thursday's Show: Why a leading expert is concerned about fast-tracking a COVID-19 vaccine, why health care costs are so hard to pin down, why some Texans lost power after Hurricane Laura, and previewing the Texans season.
Posted on · On Thursday's show: Hurricane Laura's impact on Houston, Beaumont, and surrounding areas, how to assess storm damage on your property, and the weather complicates pandemic recovery efforts.
Posted on · The founder of Patients for Affordable Drugs has an incurable form of cancer.
Posted on · A third of all publicly-insured children in Texas have a non-citizen parent, some 1.1 million kids.
Posted on · The Houston Chronicle found that more than 90 percent of these claims are initially denied, despite a law designed to prevent that.
Posted on · Harris County saw a near 23 percent jump, while neighboring Fort Bend County saw a 54 percent increase
Posted on · A local expert joins Houston Matters to answer your questions about flood insurance.
Posted on · The state's highest civil court said uninsured patients suing hospitals can access records detailing how much insurance companies paid for similar procedures.
Posted on · More than 1000 homeowners will be notified this month
Posted on · A local advocacy group is telling Harvey victims not to give up if FEMA denies their claim for disaster assistance. Advocates say they're hoping to clear up confusion about filing those claims
Posted on · Just last month, the insurance program needed a $16 billion bailout to continue paying claims from people hard hit by Hurricane Harvey
Posted on · Last day to enroll in or change plans for 2018 coverage is Dec. 15
Posted on · When states applied for waivers from Obamacare rules to reduce premiums and strengthen their insurance markets, they didn't get the answers they wanted, prompting some to suggest a conspiracy