Illinois HB4434 establishes an End-of-Life Care Peer Support Program for terminally ill inmates.
HB4434 creates a peer-to-peer end-of-life care program in Illinois correctional facilities. The program, administered by the Department of Corrections in partnership with hospice organizations and other entities, provides support to terminally ill inmates. It ensures patient-centered care, including dignity, privacy, and culturally competent care. Inmates can request peer support services and family visitation. The program also offers special privileges like additional visitation and communication opportunities.
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