Jana Eubank, CEO of the Texas Association of Community Health Centers, responds to a recent column from Tony Bennett, CEO of the Texas Association of Manufacturers.
A guest column from Dan Buettner, Jr., executive vice president and chief development officer for Blue Zones, LLC.
An in-depth interview with Chris Trejo Vasquez, chief executive officer of Knapp Community Care Foundation.
An exclusive interview with Judy Quisenberry, executive director of the Valley Baptist Legacy Foundation.
An exclusive video interview with Jaime Wesolowski, president and CEO of Methodist Healthcare Ministries.
The cost of doing nothing is high. Medical and lost productivity costs will increase annually by $7.1 billion, or 11.1 percent per year, says Dan Buettner, Jr.
Various national media outlets interested in a project under consideration by Methodist Healthcare Ministries and Blue Zones.
Dan Buettner, Jr., chief development officer for Blue Zones, gave an in-depth presentation at the Mission Event Center.
Shelly Trumbo, chief operating officer of Blue Zones, gave an in-depth presentation at Mission Event Center.
Methodist Healthcare Ministries and Blue Zones are currently looking for more sponsors.
Operation Border Health Preparedness takes place in Brownsville, Raymondville, San Juan, Rio Grande City, and Laredo.
Blue Zones Community Assessment Readouts to take place in four Rio Grande Valley cities later this month.
It is the only kidney transplant institute in the Rio Grande Valley.
A guest column from Moises Arjona, Jr., CEO of Unidos Contra La Diabetes.
Bipartisan congressional support delivers a win for patients, writes the founder of Día de la Mujer Latina.
A Texas House Committee is trying to figure out why the cost of healthcare is continuing to soar.
The two-year grant will fund a partnership with researchers from Harvard Medical School.
Texas Border Coalition Chairwoman Joanna MacKenzie writes to U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins.
This year, the AltaCair Foundation is focusing on the connection between data and impact, says its CEO.
An interview with Dr. Luis Torres-Hostos, founding dean of the school of social work at UT-Rio Grande Valley.