Texas SB1595 mandates annual reporting and material change transaction reporting for health care entities, including ownership and control.

Texas SB1595 requires health care entities to report annually and upon material change transactions to the secretary of state. This includes details such as the entity's legal name, business address, operations locations, business identification numbers, and information on affiliated providers and facilities. Certain entities, like small independent provider organizations, are exempt from these requirements. The bill also authorizes the secretary of state to audit and inspect records, share information with relevant state agencies, and assess administrative fees.

Texas SB1595 mandates annual reporting and material change transaction reporting for health care entities, including ownership and control.

Texas SB1595 requires health care entities to report annually and upon material change transactions to the secretary of state. This includes details such as the entity's legal name, business address, operations locations, business identification numbers, and information on affiliated providers and facilities. Certain entities, like small independent provider organizations, are exempt from these requirements. The bill also authorizes the secretary of state to audit and inspect records, share information with relevant state agencies, and assess administrative fees.