Texas Hospital Licensing Law begins in 1960
A new Texas Hospital Licensing Law in 1960 requires licensure of most hospitals, with fees from 25 to 800 dollars per year based on beds. An advisory council of three physicians, three hospital admins, and three public members sets standards reviewed by the State Board of Health and approved by the Attorney General. Temporary licenses issued pending final rule approval.
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