Texas healthcare regulations: new and proposed rules

8 notices on healthcare from Texas since 1 October 2026: final rule and proposed rule. Rules first, newest first, each with its dates and a link to the state register.

  1. Final rule

    Adopted Texas rule establishing Medicaid Recovery Audit Contractor Program; sets obligations for providers and MCOs regarding overpayment recovery.

    Open in the state register

  2. Proposed rule

    Proposed amendment establishing alternative payment methodology for Medicaid Rural Health Clinic encounter rates.

    Open in the state register

  3. Proposed rule

    Proposed Medicaid payment rates for DMEPOS, hospital outpatient, physicians, ASCs, and birthing centers.

    Open in the state register

  4. Proposed rule

    Proposed payment rates for Medicaid services including clinical labs, surgery, physician services, and long-term care.

    Open in the state register

  5. Proposed rule

    Proposed rule amending CHIP State Plan effective October 1, 2026, restricting federal financial participation eligibility.

    Open in the state register

  6. Proposed rule

    Proposed rules expanding scope of health professionals who may delegate authority to athletic trainers.

    Open in the state register

  7. Proposed rule

    Proposed rules updating athletic trainer delegated authority requirements and qualifications.

    Open in the state register

  8. Proposed rule

    Public hearing notice on proposed updates to Medicaid and Non-Medicaid payment rates and reimbursement methodologies.

    Open in the state register

About these Texas notices

Which Texas notices are listed?

Notices, proposed, emergency and final rules on healthcare printed in the Texas register since 1 October 2026, newest first. Each links to the page it was printed on.

Is any of this reviewed by a lawyer?

No. The one-line description of each notice is drafted by a model and is not attorney-reviewed. Read the register page before relying on it.

Every healthcare rule change, with its date

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