Tex. Special District Local Laws Code § 1039.104
This is the official text of Tex. Special District Local Laws Code § 1039.104, part of Texas’s Special District Local Laws Code — consolidates the individual laws creating Texas's special-purpose local government districts.
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§ 1039.104. HOSPITAL SYSTEM.
Official statutory text
(a) The district shall provide for the establishment of a hospital system by:
(1) purchasing, constructing, acquiring, repairing, or renovating buildings and equipment;
(2) equipping the buildings; and
(3) administering the system for hospital purposes.
(b) The hospital system and ancillary health care system may include equipment, facilities, and services the board considers necessary for hospital care and ancillary health care, including:
(1) domiciliary care and treatment of sick or injured patients;
(2) geriatric services;
(3) outpatient clinics;
(4) rural health clinics;
(5) convalescent home facilities;
(6) physician's offices;
(7) home health services;
(8) long-term care;
(9) skilled nursing care;
(10) intermediate nursing care;
(11) assisted living facilities;
(12) hospice care;
(13) ambulatory surgery centers;
(14) urgent care facilities; and
(15) operation of a mobile emergency medical service.
(1) purchasing, constructing, acquiring, repairing, or renovating buildings and equipment;
(2) equipping the buildings; and
(3) administering the system for hospital purposes.
(b) The hospital system and ancillary health care system may include equipment, facilities, and services the board considers necessary for hospital care and ancillary health care, including:
(1) domiciliary care and treatment of sick or injured patients;
(2) geriatric services;
(3) outpatient clinics;
(4) rural health clinics;
(5) convalescent home facilities;
(6) physician's offices;
(7) home health services;
(8) long-term care;
(9) skilled nursing care;
(10) intermediate nursing care;
(11) assisted living facilities;
(12) hospice care;
(13) ambulatory surgery centers;
(14) urgent care facilities; and
(15) operation of a mobile emergency medical service.
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