Clear answers about coverage, costs, and payment options, before and after your visit.
Insurance Accepted
TXM ER & Hospital accepts many major commercial insurance plans. Please contact our team or check with your insurance provider to confirm your coverage.
Medicare/Medicaid
TXM ER & Hospital does not currently accept Medicare or Medicaid. Please contact our team if you have questions about your insurance coverage.
Emergency Room Billing
TXM ER & Hospital is an emergency care facility, not a standard urgent care clinic. Because of this, your patient responsibility may be different from urgent care or primary care visits.
Payment Options
We offer several convenient payment options to help make your care experience as simple as possible.
Billing Questions
Our billing team is here to help you understand your bill and payment options.
Our billing team is here to help you understand your bill and payment options.
The facility is licensed as a Hospital under the provisions of Chapter 241, Health and Safety Code, and the Hospital Licensing Rules.
The facility charges rates comparable to other hospitals and may charge a facility fee for emergency room services.
The facility or physician providing services at the facility may be out-of-network with the patient’s health plan.
A physician(s) providing medical care at the facility may bill separately from the facility for the medical care provided to a patient.
The hospital is out-of-network for all benefit plans.
We know hospital billing has a reputation for being confusing and full of surprises. Ours is simple to talk to: call us, ask anything, and a person will walk you through it. 737-321-0896.
We work with most major commercial insurance plans. Like most physician-owned hospitals, we’re out-of-network, but for emergencies that matters less than it sounds: federal surprise-billing protections mean emergency care is generally covered at your plan’s normal ER benefit level. Call 737-321-0896 and we’ll verify your benefits, before or during your visit.
We’re a licensed general hospital with a 24/7 emergency room, so visits are billed at ER rates, not urgent care rates. That’s what keeps board-certified emergency physicians, CT, and lab here around the clock. Not sure your situation needs an ER? Call us and we’ll talk it through.
Yes. An emergency physician will evaluate you and treat anything serious, insurance or not. For care that isn’t an emergency, we offer prompt-pay pricing, and we’ll tell you the cost before you commit to anything.
Not at this time, so we can’t bill those programs. If you’re having an emergency, come in anyway: we screen and treat anyone with an emergency, regardless of coverage. For anything that isn’t an emergency, our team will walk you through self-pay pricing so you can decide what’s right for you.
Here’s the sequence. We send a claim to your insurance company, usually within two weeks. Your insurer may then send you an Explanation of Benefits, or EOB. It looks like a bill; it isn’t one, and you shouldn’t pay it. Once your insurance processes the claim, we work directly with them on the rest. When that’s done, you may receive an actual bill from us, typically your plan’s ER copay. If anything in that chain confuses you, call us before you pay anyone.
Yes. Call our billing team and we’ll build one around your situation. One conversation, not a committee.
