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.
An arctic cold front and possible freezing rain or icy conditions are expected in San Antonio and surrounding counties early next week, beginning this Sunday, January 19. Community First is committed to supporting our Members as we deal with extreme weather...
Freezing temperatures and the possibility of wet/icy conditions are expected in San Antonio and surrounding counties on Thursday, January 9. Community First is committed to supporting our Members as we deal with extreme weather conditions. If you have special health...
Attention, Community First Members! You may have received a survey or will soon receive a survey in the mail about your experience with your health plan. Only some Community First Members are selected to receive this survey. It’s important that if you’re selected,...
It never fails. Friday at 5 p.m., your little one spikes a fever, just after the doctor’s office closes. Or you wake up Sunday morning with chills and an awful headache. Sickness and medical emergencies don’t follow a 9 to 5 schedule. It’s important...
Asking your doctor to create an Asthma Action Plan for your child is a great first step toward managing their asthma. Every child deserves the opportunity to live a healthy and active life. The South Texas Asthma Coalition (STAC) has released a new, updated Asthma...
Key Details: As of August 1, 2023, the Adult Safety Net (ASN) Program, which helps uninsured adults receive vaccinations, no longer covers the HPV vaccine. The ASN program is managed by the Department of State Health Services and provides vaccines to uninsured adults,...