Texas SB672 requires hospitals to submit a summary of their emergency department diversion plans to the Health and Human Services Commission.

Texas SB672 mandates that hospitals with emergency departments submit a summary of their emergency department diversion plans to the Health and Human Services Commission. A "diversion plan" is a process for temporarily routing patients needing emergency services to other hospitals or health facilities when the hospital's capacity is significantly diminished, such as during a cyber attack or power outage. The summary must be updated and resubmitted within 30 days of any changes to the plan. These summaries are confidential and exempt from public disclosure.

Texas SB672 requires hospitals to submit a summary of their emergency department diversion plans to the Health and Human Services Commission.

Texas SB672 mandates that hospitals with emergency departments submit a summary of their emergency department diversion plans to the Health and Human Services Commission. A "diversion plan" is a process for temporarily routing patients needing emergency services to other hospitals or health facilities when the hospital's capacity is significantly diminished, such as during a cyber attack or power outage. The summary must be updated and resubmitted within 30 days of any changes to the plan. These summaries are confidential and exempt from public disclosure.