El Paso Hospital District v. Texas Health & Human Services Commission

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• concluding that 5 agency’s “data-collection method for calculating prospective Medicaid inpatient service rates” was rule in suit for declaratory relief
• concluding that agency’s “data-collection method for calculating prospective Medicaid inpatient service rates” was rule in suit for declaratory relief
• holding that agency rate-calculation procedure, ostensibly an “interpretation” of its formally promulgated rules, was itself a “rule” that was invalid because adopted without complying with APA’s notice-and-comment procedures
• holding that agency rate-calculation procedure, ostensibly an \interpretation\ of its formally promulgated rules, was itself a \rule\ that was invalid because adopted without complying with APA's notice-and-comment procedures
• concluding that commission’s cutoff date for submitting paid-claims data to determine Medicaid reimbursement rates was “rule” because it interpreted and applied particular statute and affected all hospitals receiving Medicaid reimbursements
• concluding that agency letter setting cutoff date for seeking reimbursement was rule because it was statement of general applicability, affected all hospitals, and implemented agency policy by modifying pre-existing base-year rule

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