Texas § 1070.104 HOSPITAL SYSTEM; ANCILLARY HEALTH CARE SERVICES SYSTEM.

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§ 1070.104 — HOSPITAL SYSTEM; ANCILLARY HEALTH CARE SERVICES SYSTEM.

Texas § 1070.104

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 1070.104 (2026).

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Sec. 1070.104. HOSPITAL SYSTEM; ANCILLARY HEALTH CARE SERVICES SYSTEM.

(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 buildings and equipment for hospital purposes.

(b)The hospital and ancillary health care services systems may include:

(1)facilities and equipment to provide domiciliary care and treatment of the sick or injured;

(2)outpatient clinics;

(3)dispensaries;

(4)geriatric domiciliary care;

(5)convalescent home facilities;

(6)physicians' offices;

(7)home health services;

(8)durable medical equipment;

(9)long-term care;

(10)skilled nursing care;

(11)intermediate nursing care;

(12)hospice care; (1

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Sec. 1070.104. HOSPITAL SYSTEM; ANCILLARY HEALTH CARE SERVICES SYSTEM. (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 buildings and equipment for hospital purposes.
(b) The hospital and ancillary health care services systems may include:
(1) facilities and equipment to provide domiciliary care and treatment of the sick or injured;
(2) outpatient clinics;
(3) dispensaries;
(4) geriatric domiciliary care;
(5) convalescent home facilities;
(6) physicians' offices;
(7) home health services;
(8) durable medical equipment;
(9) long-term care;
(10) skilled nursing care;
(11) intermediate nursing care;
(12) hospice care;
(13) ambulatory surgery centers;
(14) urgent care facilities;
(15) rural health clinics;
(16) operation of a mobile emergency medical service;
(17) necessary nurses' domiciliaries and training centers;
(18) blood banks;
(19) research centers or laboratories; and
(20) any other facilities or equipment the board considers necessary to provide hospital and ancillary health care services.