25 Tex. Admin. Code § 13.15 - Survey Forms and Methods of Reporting Data
(a) The
hospital shall use the online survey form specified by the Department of State
Health Services (department) for reporting purposes. The department shall
provide access to an electronic survey form, including instructions to each
hospital on how to submit hospital data electronically on an annual
basis.
(b) The submitting of data
for the Annual Survey of Hospitals (ASH) and the Annual Statement of Community
Benefits Standard (ASCBS) will be collected by one online survey form; however,
the ASCBS will be required only for nonprofit hospitals. In addition, nonprofit
hospitals will be permitted to file the ASCBS at a separate date from filing of
the ASH data since state law requires the ASCBS to be filed no later than 120
days after the hospital's fiscal year ends and that date may not coincide with
the date for the ASH.
(c) The
hospitals shall complete all requested sections on the electronic survey form
and submit it electronically to the department within 60 days of receipt unless
the nonprofit hospital chooses to submit the ASCBS at a different date as
allowed by Chapter 311. The hospitals shall submit data for the hospitals' most
recently completed fiscal year. A copy of the hospital's eligibility system and
any other information requested shall be sent to the department by regular
mail.
(d) The department may
request missing or incomplete data by written or telephone request. Hospitals
shall complete all requested follow-up in the time frame specified by the
department.
(e) A hospital may, but
is not required to, provide the data for the ASH if the hospital:
(1) is exempt from state franchise, sales, ad
valorem, or other state or local taxes; and
(2) does not seek or receive reimbursement
for providing health care services to patients from any source, including:
(A) the patient or any person legally
obligated to support the patient;
(B) a third party payor; or
(C) Medicaid, Medicare, or any other federal,
state, or local program for indigent health care.
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