A Certificate of Public Advantage (COPA) applicant shall notify
the Texas Health and Human Services Commission of the following in
writing no later than five business days after:
(1) cessation of operation of any hospital party to
the agreement, and the certificate holder shall include in the written
notice the location where the medical records will be stored and the
identity and telephone number of the custodian of the medical records;
(2) change in Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Certification Number of any hospital party to the agreement;
(3) change to the accrediting organization status of
any hospital party to the agreement;
(4) change in hospital name, telephone number, or administrator
of any hospital party to the agreement;
(5) pending sale of or change in ownership of any hospital
party to the agreement;
(6) bankruptcy filing of any hospital party to the
agreement; or
(7) federal antitrust action related to the COPA.
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