KNOX COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT SUBMITS 2021 PROMPT PAY PROTECTION PROPOSAL FOR TDI CONSIDERATION
The Knox County Hospital District (KCHD) has submitted a Prompt Payment Protection proposal to the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) to consider supporting as the state agency tasked with regulating the insurance industry has begun formulating it’s 2021 agenda for the 2021 session of the Texas Legislature. (Read more here.)
Innovative approach helps hospital survive & thrive
While the state of Texas continues to lead the nation in rural hospital closures, the Knox County Hospital was named as one of the 2017 Top Rural Hospitals in the United States. The hospital has greatly expanded services, including providing lab services for hospitals outside of Knox County. In addition to operating a 14-bed, non-profit, acute care facility serving the county and surrounding areas, the Knox County Hospital District operates two rural clinics, a pharmacy, nursing home and other ancillary services.
The District also owns and operates Knox County Retail Pharmacy, Munday Nursing Center, and Seymour Medical (DME). Whether your healthcare needs are urgent or chronic, we welcome you to experience compassionate and personalized care provided by people you know.
As your hometown healthcare team, the District offers many services designed to improve community health and wellness and include Inpatient, Swing Bed, Level IV Trauma Center, Laboratory, Radiology, Physical Therapy, Cardiac Rehabilitation, Speech Therapy, Knox County EMS, Home Health, and 2 Rural Health Clinics.
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