Community First is proud to offer high-quality health care coverage for individuals and families. We believe that everyone deserves access to the services and support needed to live a healthier life. We are proud to have touched the lives of over 3 million individuals since 1995.
Community First Health Plans was established in 1995 by University Health specifically to begin providing health care coverage to the citizens of Bexar and it’s seven surrounding counties.
At Community First, our mission is to not only improve the health outcomes of our Members, but also the overall health of our community. A portion of all Community First’s proceeds goes directly into improving the community we are a part of.
Community First Insurance Plans is accepting applications from physicians and providers who wish to participate in its EPO network. Applicants must meet the practice standards, qualifications, and other participatory criteria established by Community First. Providers...
Community First Health Plans, Inc. is accepting applications from physicians and providers who wish to participate in its Commercial HMO network. Applicants must meet the practice standards, qualifications, and other participatory criteria established by Community...
HHSC’s Provider Finance Department (PFD) provided Information Letter No. 2024-15 notifying Providers of the 2024 Cost Report and 2024 and 2025 Accountability Report training schedule. Home and Community-based Services (HCS), Intermediate Care Facilities for...
Managing asthma in children requires collaboration between health care providers, parents, and caregivers. ALL children with asthma should have an Asthma Action Plan filled out by their healthcare provider. The South Texas Asthma Coalition (STAC) has released a new,...
Community First Health Plans has partnered with Option Care Women’s Health to assist our high-risk obstetrical Members. Option Care Women’s Health provides quality high-risk obstetrical care delivered by specialized nurses for management of the following:...
Adapted from: Symptoms of Whooping Cough | Pertussis (Whooping Cough) | CDC Early treatment and prophylaxis can make illness less serious and prevent the spread of infection. Treatment of infection and prophylaxis for all asymptomatic household contacts is recommended...