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Schnurman: Texas Ranks Near Bottom on Health Care Quality

Despite a booming economy, Texas ranks well below average in the quality of care provided to residents, including those with health insurance.

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Patients wait to be seen at the People's Community Clinic in Austin, on Nov. 8, 2010.
Credit: Callie Richmond

Despite a booming economy, Texas ranks well below average in the quality of care provided to residents, including those with health insurance. (The Dallas Morning News)

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