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Texas 2036 Report Series Examines Market Forces Driving Up Healthcare Prices in Texas
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· July 22, 2026
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Key takeaway The report "Symptoms of an Unhealthy Market" identifies pricing as the main driver of increasing healthcare costs, rather than increased use of care.
A recent report series, Texas 2036, has examined the factors contributing to rising healthcare prices in the state. The report "Symptoms of an Unhealthy Market" identifies pricing as the main driver of increasing healthcare costs, rather than increased use of care. Texas families with employer-sponsored coverage are paying nearly $27,000 annually in premiums.
Additionally, a significant percentage of these families have delayed or skipped care due to cost. Further details on the report's findings are available from the source. The report is part of a larger series, but specific details on its conclusions and recommendations are not provided here.
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Category: local Published: July 22, 2026 Source: Fort Worth Business Press Reading time: 1 min
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