"Bringing quality and sustainable healthcare
services to Fannin County"
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Our Organization
Fannin County Hospital Authority was established on October 29, 2012 pursuant to Chapter 264 of the Texas Health and Safety Code by the Commissioners Court of Fannin County. The purpose of the Fannin County Hospital Authority is to improve access to quality healthcare in Fannin County by participating in a supplemental payment program.
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Our Mission
Fannin County Hospital Authority has, as its mission, the development of sustainable programs gained from the receipts of participation in the Governmental Programs, to improve the delivery of healthcare to the citizens of Fannin County through the goals established by the Board of Directors which is the governing body for the Hospital Authority.
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Our History
Fannin County Hospital Authority participated in Health and Human Services 1115 Waiver Program for Hospitals, UPL (Upper Payment Limits) Program, the MPAP (Minimum Payment Amount Program), and currently the QIPP (Quality Incentive Payment Program) for Long Term Care Facilities. Participation in these program is voluntary and mostly limited to Non-State Government Owned (NSGO) nursing facilities through a partnership with the Nursing Home Companies which happens as a result of the Hospital Authority becoming the owner and operator of participating nursing homes. The Fannin County Hospital Authority now owns the license for twenty-five nursing facilities located, by statute, within a 150-mile radius of the Hospital Authority.
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Meet Our Board Members
Clark Sanderson,
President Clark Sanderson is a life-long resident of Fannin County. Clark is the principal of Sanderson Surveying, a professional land surveying firm formed in 1989. Clark has served as President of the Board of Directors for Fannin County Hospital Authority since its inception in 2012 and previously served on the Board of Directors for Red River Regional Hospital. |
Rick Sheddy,
Vice-President Rick Sheddy moved to Fannin County in 2007. Rick was a Contractor and Land Developer in Fort Worth, as well as a Mortgage Broker and Real Estate Broker. Raised in Wichita Falls, Texas, Rick received an athletic scholarship to Texas Christian University in Fort Worth. After his time at TCU, Rick made Fort Worth his home where he served the community for the next 36 years. Rick has served on the Fannin County Hospital Board of Directors since 2012 |
