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Texas

For Texas, which rule this is is Type B facilities — night shift staff must be awake whatever the size of the facility; type of staffing rule is flat presence requirement; minimum staffing requirement is Type B facility: Night shift staff must be immediately available and awake, regardless of the number of licensed beds; awake/awake-on-duty requirement is Night shift staff must be immediately available and awake, regardless of the number of licensed beds; regulatory citation is 26 Tex. Admin. Code § 553.253, recorded from its source on 2026-08-19.

State
Texas our reading
Which rule this is
Type B facilities — night shift staff must be awake whatever the size of the facility our reading
Type of staffing rule
flat presence requirement our reading
Minimum staffing requirement
Type B facility: Night shift staff must be immediately available and awake, regardless of the number of licensed beds. verified
Awake/awake-on-duty requirement
Night shift staff must be immediately available and awake, regardless of the number of licensed beds. verified
Regulatory citation
26 Tex. Admin. Code § 553.253 verified
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What the source says

(B) Type B facility: Night shift staff must be immediately available and awake, regardless of the number of licensed beds.

law.cornell.edu, retrieved 2026-08-19

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