Hospital audit

HAC Penalty Risk Auditor

HAC Penalty Risk Auditor

FY2026 · structural fragility of Total HAC Scores

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Hospital audit

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT TYLER

TX · Facility ID 450690 · FY2026

Total HAC Score

-0.8903

Percentile

5.9th

Displayed status

No reduction

From CMS Payment Reduction column (file).

Score vs threshold (0.3792)

Score distributionThreshold 0.3792Hospital -0.8903

Hospital score -0.8903. Penalty threshold 0.3792. Distribution of 2929 scored hospitals.

Data completeness

Reported on 2 of 6. Missing measures show N/A with the CMS footnote; footnote 18 values are imputed worst-case, not measured performance.

  • PSI-90N/A
  • CLABSIz -0.319
  • CAUTIN/A
  • SSIN/A
  • CDIz -1.462
  • MRSAN/A

Fragility

Each reported measure moves the score by 0.5000 points.

Score swing if each reported measure were at its Z floor versus Z cap, holding other measures fixed
MeasureCurrent ZScore @ floorScore @ capAbs swing
CDIcontrols fate-1.4622-0.89030.93731.8276
CLABSI-0.3185-1.43440.38901.8234

Swing is a mechanics illustration: replace one reported Z with that measure’s observed floor or cap while holding others fixed. Ranked by absolute swing.

Peer context

Percentile within TX (255 scored): 10.0th

Score distributionThreshold 0.3792Hospital -0.8903

Hospital score -0.8903. Penalty threshold 0.3792. Distribution of 255 scored hospitals.

Percentile among hospitals with 2 reported measures (252 scored): 13.3th

Score distributionThreshold 0.3792Hospital -0.8903

Hospital score -0.8903. Penalty threshold 0.3792. Distribution of 252 scored hospitals.

Plain-language verdict

As scored, the CMS file lists no payment reduction (Total HAC Score -0.8903; threshold 0.3792).

Reported on 2 of 6 measures; each reported measure moves the equal-weighted score by 0.5000 points.

Describes scoring mechanics only. Not medical or legal advice. Any “would / would not” language is an illustration against the published threshold, not a CMS prediction.

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