Iowa HF933, known as Mason’s Law, establishes regulations for pediatric palliative care centers, including patient limits, team composition, and.

Iowa HF933, also known as Mason’s Law, amends state code to define and regulate pediatric palliative care centers. These centers, which serve individuals under 21 years old with chronic, life-threatening illnesses, are exempt from certain restrictions on patient numbers and staffing. They can include volunteers and are eligible for various funding sources. The bill also mandates that these centers have a registered nurse on site at all times and allows them to use rooms for respite care or end-of-life care.

Iowa HF933, known as Mason’s Law, establishes regulations for pediatric palliative care centers, including patient limits, team composition, and.

Iowa HF933, also known as Mason’s Law, amends state code to define and regulate pediatric palliative care centers. These centers, which serve individuals under 21 years old with chronic, life-threatening illnesses, are exempt from certain restrictions on patient numbers and staffing. They can include volunteers and are eligible for various funding sources. The bill also mandates that these centers have a registered nurse on site at all times and allows them to use rooms for respite care or end-of-life care.