Texas § 526.0324 INNOVATION GRANT PROGRAM.

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§ 526.0324 — INNOVATION GRANT PROGRAM.

Texas § 526.0324

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 526.0324 (2026).

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Sec. 526.0324. INNOVATION GRANT PROGRAM.

(a)The commission shall establish an innovation grant program to provide support to rural hospitals, rural hospital districts, and rural hospital authorities that undertake initiatives:

(1)to provide access to health care and improve the quality of health care provided to residents of a rural county;

(2)that are likely to improve the financial stability of the grant recipient; and

(3)that are estimated to become sustainable and be maintained without additional state funding after the award of a grant under this section.

(b)In awarding grants under this section, the office shall prioritize initiatives focused on improving health care facilities or services for:

(1)women who are pregnant or recently gave birth;

(2)individuals under the age of 2

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Sec. 526.0324. INNOVATION GRANT PROGRAM. (a) The commission shall establish an innovation grant program to provide support to rural hospitals, rural hospital districts, and rural hospital authorities that undertake initiatives:
(1) to provide access to health care and improve the quality of health care provided to residents of a rural county;
(2) that are likely to improve the financial stability of the grant recipient; and
(3) that are estimated to become sustainable and be maintained without additional state funding after the award of a grant under this section.
(b) In awarding grants under this section, the office shall prioritize initiatives focused on improving health care facilities or services for:
(1) women who are pregnant or recently gave birth;
(2) individuals under the age of 20;
(3) older adults residing in a rural county; or
(4) individuals who are uninsured.