Relating to certain state hospital names and the management of state hospitals.

HB 913 updates the official list of facilities designated as "state hospitals" under Texas law, removing the Waco Center for Youth and Rio Grande State Center from the primary list while retaining them in the definition. It also requires each state hospital to employ a superintendent, as specified in new Section 552.154. The bill directly affects all 14 facilities listed in the amended sections, including hospitals like Austin State Hospital and El Paso Psychiatric Center. This is a procedural update to administrative definitions and management requirements, not a policy change impacting public services or funding. The bill became effective September 1, 2025, after being signed by the governor.