Arizona § 48-2202 Establishment of health service district; purpose; limitations; definition

Arizona Statutes

§ 48-2202 — Establishment of health service district; purpose; limitations; definition

Arizona § 48-2202

Title 48Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 16HEALTH SERVICE DISTRICTS

Art. 1General Provisions

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 48-2202 (2026).

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A.Health service districts may be established only:

1.For the purpose of purchasing, leasing, lease-purchasing, constructing, establishing, equipping, operating or maintaining an ambulance service, a medical clinic or clinics or a combined medical clinic and ambulance service.

2.In areas designated by the department of health services as medically-underserved pursuant to section 36-2352.

3.If the district area is greater than six hundred forty acres.

4.If more than three hundred qualified electors reside within the district.

B.For purposes of this section, a "medical clinic" means a facility which provides for the physical evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of patients and which does not keep patients overnight as bed patients or treat patients under general anesthesia. A medic

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A. Health service districts may be established only:

1. For the purpose of purchasing, leasing, lease-purchasing, constructing, establishing, equipping, operating or maintaining an ambulance service, a medical clinic or clinics or a combined medical clinic and ambulance service.

2. In areas designated by the department of health services as medically-underserved pursuant to section 36-2352.

3. If the district area is greater than six hundred forty acres.

4. If more than three hundred qualified electors reside within the district.

B. For purposes of this section, a "medical clinic" means a facility which provides for the physical evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of patients and which does not keep patients overnight as bed patients or treat patients under general anesthesia. A medical clinic does not include an urgent care center.