As of 08/12/2021

Series 2921: Mississippi Hospital Commission General Files. 1946-2008; Not Dated.
Commission on Hospital Care (RG 38).

      This series is made up of general files compiled by the Mississippi Commission on Hospital Care. The contents vary widely, including but not limited to: Commission member personal project note booklets, manuals, Advisory Council information packets, Records of Rules, regulations, and Standards of the Commission, and a Commission Project Index. There is not arrangement to this finding aid given the small amount of information.

Not Dated: "Assignment of Project Numbers"/Project Index35440
Not Dated: J. Robert Lindsay Note Booklett35440
Not Dated: Order of Preachers/ Springfield Dominican Sisters Info. Booklett35440
Not Dated: Computation of Total Federal Assistance Forms (Draft)35440
1946: Grants-in-Aid Manual35440
1970-1977: State Hospital Advisory Council35440
1970-2008: Sammie Campbell Note Booklett35440
1975-1980: Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) Description35440
1979-1980: Assurances Monitoring Program35440
1979: Record of Rules, Regulations, and Standards35440
1979: Eligibility for Uncompensated Services Documentation (Hill-Burton)35440

HISTORICAL NOTE

      The Mississippi Commission on Hospital Care was created by an act of the Legislature when the Governor signed House Bill 430 in 1946. The commission was composed of six members appointed by the Governor, one from each of the three Supreme Court districts and three from the state at large. As an agency, its duties were to implement a state-wide survey of hospitals and other health facilities in Mississippi, establish a state-wide plan for the construction and equipage of such facilities, and to administer any federal funds provided by Congress for those purposes. With the passage of House Bill 687 in 1948, the commission was also authorized as the sole licensing agency for non-federal hospitals in Mississippi.
      In 1979, the laws establishing the Mississippi Commission on Hospital Care were repealed and its functions were rolled into the newly-created Mississippi Health Care Commission (Chapter 451, Laws of 1979).