Our Reports, Infographics, and Other Projects

Explore our work on who owns residential properties in San Antonio and how it affects housing challenges like displacement. Visit our project page to learn more about investor-owned residential property.

The State of the Nonprofit Sector report is a comprehensive study on nonprofit organizations’ collective scope, activities and economic and social impact in Bexar County and surrounding counties.

For the first health assessment to focus solely on South Bexar County, the IPH at University Health partnered with CINow to assess the living conditions, health behaviors, health outcomes, and needs of residents living in South Bexar County.

The Access to Health Care in Bexar County During COVID-19 (2023) collaborative report weaves together extant, survey, focus group, and interview data to understand how the pandemic affected access to and utilization of medical, dental, and mental health care.

The Language Access Study was completed for the City of San Antonio’s Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion Department to understand what languages are spoken in San Antonio and Bexar County, and in what neighborhoods those languages are most common.

Commissioned by The Health Collaborative, the 2022 CHNA includes about 100 indicators on social and economic determinants of health, health-related behaviors, well-being, illness and injury, and death, all disaggregated by race/ethnicity, age group, sex, and ZIP code where available.

In collaboration with The Health Collaborative, CINow helped with a needs assessment for Atascosa County. The needs assessment is based on the Bay Area Health Inequities Initiative (BARHII) framework with strong emphasis on social determinants of health.

The Profile is intended to provide a common set of current measures to inform the community’s work to improve the quality of life of Bexar County’s older adults. Where the data allows for it, the profile identifies those indicators for which the difference between Bexar County and Texas is statistically significant.