If you or a loved one has feelings of anxiety, stress, isolation or depression, you’re not alone. Many Americans report the pandemic has had a big impact on their health. Here are some resources that may help. 

Fall Enrollment begins October 31 through November 18 for Medicare-eligible retirees.

John R. Rutherford was appointed to the ERS Board in May 2022 by Gov. Greg Abbott.

As we celebrate this milestone many of us at ERS have been reflecting not just on the past 75 years, but on the decades ahead. Read more about this milestone and how our programs continue to serve members and retirees.

While your financial needs, goals and dreams may change, protecting your loved ones will always be important.

For the first time in her 20-year career, Kristn Trimble decided to participate in the 2022 Get Fit Texas! challenge—and simultaneously use her health plan's weight management program. Now, she's hooked on a healthier lifestyle.

Stacey Brown's  heart health was among the reasons Brown decided to join the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) in March 2019.

Pre-diabetes is no match for Luciano Chavez Jr.'s determination to beat it!

Rachel Edberg, a program evaluator for the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS), knows all about the need for good health care coverage.

Rosanna Boyd's out-of-pocket maximum  protected her from health bills that could threaten her financial stability.