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UISD Gateway partnership expands employee health care access

October 3, 2026 - 23:22

UISD Gateway partnership expands employee health care access

The United Independent School District has entered a new agreement with Gateway Community Health Center to broaden health care access for its employees. The partnership, confirmed through a signed contract, aims to provide affordable medical services to staff members across the district.

Under the arrangement, UISD employees will be able to use Gateway clinics, mobile health units, pharmacy services, and preventive care programs. The goal is to remove common barriers that often keep workers from seeking timely medical attention, including cost and limited appointment availability.

District officials said the collaboration reflects a commitment to employee well-being. Healthy staff members are better positioned to support students and maintain consistent performance in classrooms and campuses. By offering convenient options like on-site mobile units and preventive screenings, the partnership addresses both routine and urgent health needs.

Gateway Community Health Center has a long history of serving the region, and this agreement extends its reach to a large workforce. Employees can expect access to primary care, wellness checks, and prescription support without the high expenses sometimes associated with traditional health care.

The district encourages staff to learn more about enrollment and available services through internal communications. The partnership is expected to take effect in the coming weeks, with mobile units scheduled to visit various campuses on a rotating basis.


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