Health care impacts everyone, and THA stays on top of all issues affecting hospitals and their patients. From tracking state legislation to lobbying on Capitol Hill, THA researches, analyzes and advocates for strong health care policies and laws that ensure Texas hospitals have the resources and environments they need to provide the best care possible. THA’s current White Papers & Reports articulate industry data and perspective on behalf of hundreds of hospitals across Texas.
Third Special Session: Vaccine Flexibility
2023 New Health Care Laws
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Health Care and the 88th Texas Legislature: Outcomes for Texas Hospitals
Proposed Federal Rule Would Upend Patient Care
Texas: Don’t Dismantle Outpatient Hospital Care
Hospitals Oppose Government Rate-Setting for State Health Plans
Double Threat: Federal Payment Cuts & Millions of Uninsured
Support Sweeping Efforts to Modernize Behavioral Health Care
Support Funding Boost for Behavioral Health Technology
Modernization Boosts Access for Behavioral Health Care
Process to Protect People in Crisis
Electronic Applications Streamline Detentions
COVID-19 Vaccines & Hospital Flexibility
Support the Hospital-at-Home Program in Texas
Strengthen the Prudent Layperson Standard
The Facts: Texas Hospitals Work to Stabilize Amid Harmful Mistruths
Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Therapy
Staff Vacancies Result in Reduced Services
COVID-19 Impact Report
State Policy Priorities 2023
Hospital Payment Sources
Medicaid’s Role in Hospital Financing
State Budget Priorities for Hospitals
Federal Policy Priorities 2023-24
Hospital Investigation Transparency
Hospital Financial Strain Hurts Patients
COVID-19 Positive Patients Create Extreme Burden on Hospital Resources
Streamline Orders of Protective Custody for Patients in Crisis
Texas Hospitals Strongly Support Behavioral Health Priorities
Improve Access to Mental Health Treatment With an IMD Exclusion Waiver
Texas’ Medicaid Directed Payment Programs Sustain the Safety Net
Price Transparency: A Primer on State, Federal Requirements
Graduate Medical Education
