US EditionWhere are the uninsured located in Texas? Part 2: By census tract - Texas 2036
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Where are the uninsured located in Texas? Part 2: By census tract - Texas 2036
This the second part in a data analysis series on Texas’ uninsured, with the focus this time on census tract data. Texas continues to lead the nation with 16.4% of its population without health insurance. In Part 1 of this series, we looked at county-level trends in the uninsured and where they live. We found that the largest number of the uninsured live in densely populated cities such as Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio and others. But…
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