Texas § 845.201 RURAL HEALTH CARE DELIVERY SYSTEM.

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§ 845.201 — RURAL HEALTH CARE DELIVERY SYSTEM.

Texas § 845.201

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 845.201 (2026).

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Sec. 845.201. RURAL HEALTH CARE DELIVERY SYSTEM.

(a)The system is designed to protect and enhance the rural health care delivery system by:

(1)establishing a statewide rural health care network;

(2)supporting funding to rural communities;

(3)enabling administrative simplification for the benefit of rural providers that participate in various health care plans; and

(4)ensuring the inclusion of consumer-oriented attributes considered important to a successful health care organization.

(b)The attributes described by Subsection (a)(4) include:

(1)consideration of patient rights;

(2)preservation of patient rights;

(3)preservation of the provider-patient relationship;

(4)emphasis on prevention and wellness;

(5)an appropriate credentialing and peer review program; and

(6)emphasis on q

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Sec. 845.201. RURAL HEALTH CARE DELIVERY SYSTEM. (a) The system is designed to protect and enhance the rural health care delivery system by:
(1) establishing a statewide rural health care network;
(2) supporting funding to rural communities;
(3) enabling administrative simplification for the benefit of rural providers that participate in various health care plans; and
(4) ensuring the inclusion of consumer-oriented attributes considered important to a successful health care organization.
(b) The attributes described by Subsection (a)(4) include:
(1) consideration of patient rights;
(2) preservation of patient rights;
(3) preservation of the provider-patient relationship;
(4) emphasis on prevention and wellness;
(5) an appropriate credentialing and peer review program; and
(6) emphasis on quality improvement and disease management.