Texas SB2919 mandates emergency contingency plans for end stage renal disease facilities, requiring on-site generators and fuel sources.

Texas SB2919 amends the Health and Safety Code to enhance emergency preparedness for end stage renal disease facilities. The bill requires these facilities to adopt emergency contingency plans that include having an on-site emergency generator with a type 2 essential electrical distribution system, installed and maintained according to NFPA standards. Facilities must also maintain a fuel source or battery-powered generator capable of powering the facility for at least 72 hours.

Texas SB2919 mandates emergency contingency plans for end stage renal disease facilities, requiring on-site generators and fuel sources.

Texas SB2919 amends the Health and Safety Code to enhance emergency preparedness for end stage renal disease facilities. The bill requires these facilities to adopt emergency contingency plans that include having an on-site emergency generator with a type 2 essential electrical distribution system, installed and maintained according to NFPA standards. Facilities must also maintain a fuel source or battery-powered generator capable of powering the facility for at least 72 hours.