MS
Mississippi Senate Bill SB2680

Mississippi 2025 Regular Session

Mississippi Senate Bill SB2680

Introduced
1/20/25  
Refer
1/20/25  

Caption

Rural emergency hospital; allow Department of Health to license psychiatric inpatient beds to separate associated entity.

Latest MS SB2680 Activity

View All Events: MS 2025 Regular Session SB2680

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS HB1436

CON; certain health care facilities that relinquished CON for inpatient psych services may have those beds licensed as separate entity.

MS SB2877

Certificate of need; provide new licenses and CONs for certain acute care hospitals that converted to rural emergency hospitals.

MS SB2064

Health Care Certificate of Need Law; Repeal.

MS SB2872

Health Care Certificate of Need Law; repeal.

MS SB2583

Health Care Certificate of Need Law; repeal.

MS HB1657

CON; remove health services and all facilities except nursing homes, home health and long-term care hospitals from requirement for.

MS HB1494

Health Care Certificate of Need Law; repeal.

MS HB1495

Health Care Certificate of Need; repeal provisions that govern.

MS HB419

Health care certificate of need law; bring forward code sections related to.

MS HB1412

CON; exempt acute care hospitals in rural medically underserved areas from CON requirement to expand services to certain areas.

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