Tex. Health and Safety Code § 241.202
This is the official text of Tex. Health and Safety Code § 241.202, part of Texas’s Health and Safety Code — covers public health and safety regulation.
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§ 241.202. ADVERTISING.
Official statutory text
A facility described by Section 241.201:
(1) may not advertise or hold itself out as a medical office, facility, or provider other than an emergency room if the facility charges for its services the usual and customary rate charged for the same service by a hospital emergency room in the same region of the state or located in a region of the state with comparable rates for emergency health care services; and
(2) must comply with the regulations in Section 254.157.
(1) may not advertise or hold itself out as a medical office, facility, or provider other than an emergency room if the facility charges for its services the usual and customary rate charged for the same service by a hospital emergency room in the same region of the state or located in a region of the state with comparable rates for emergency health care services; and
(2) must comply with the regulations in Section 254.157.
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