Employer Coverage

Texas Employers Lead the Way in Health Coverage

TAHP health insurance providers are proud to partner with Texas employers large and small to provide comprehensive health coverage to hardworking families.

3 out of 4 employees report that health insurance weighed into their decision to accept a job.

In a competitive labor market, offering high-quality, affordable, innovative coverage is part of many companies’ talent recruitment and retention strategies.

Employers pay 83% of the coverage costs for a single person, and 73% of the coverage costs for a family.

86% of employees report they are satisfied with their health insurance.

Employer Coverage Resources

HB 2021 Would Drive Up the Cost of Employer Drug Coverage

Who We Are

Expanding Affordable Coverage Options

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Policy Papers

TAHP Presentations

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Testimonies

Comment Letters

Legislative Briefs

TAHP’s HB 290 RFI Response

Low Quality Health Care is Costing Texas Employers

One-Pager Opposing HB 895: Prohibiting Extrapolation

Testimony Supporting SB 1135: Value-Based Care

One-Pager Supporting HB 1073 and SB 1135: Value-Based Care

One-Pager Opposing HB 2021 and SB 1139: Undermining ERISA Preemption

Testimony Opposing HB 2021: Applying State Prescription Mandates to Self Funded Plans

Coalition Letter Supporting HB 1001 and SB 605: Mandate-Lite Options

Testimony Supporting HB 1001: Mandate Lite Coverage

TAHP Supports Bills to Create More Affordable Health Coverage Options for Employers

TAHP Supports More Affordable Health Insurance Options

State of Employer-Sponsored Health Coverage in Texas

Press Release – TAHP Applauds New TDI Rule That Will Expand Access to Association Health Plans

TAHP’s HB 290 RFI Response

Coalition Letter Supporting HB 1001 and SB 605: Mandate-Lite Options

Testimony Supporting SB 1135: Value-Based Care

Testimony Opposing HB 2021: Applying State Prescription Mandates to Self Funded Plans

Testimony Supporting HB 1001: Mandate Lite Coverage

One-Pager Opposing HB 895: Prohibiting Extrapolation

One-Pager Supporting HB 1073 and SB 1135: Value-Based Care

One-Pager Opposing HB 2021 and SB 1139: Undermining ERISA Preemption