Texas HB37 establishes requirements for perinatal palliative care in certain hospitals, including counseling and cooling devices, and creates a grant.
Texas HB37 mandates that hospitals with a maternal level of care designation provide perinatal palliative care counseling and cooling devices to parents and family members following a perinatal death or stillbirth. It establishes a perinatal palliative care grant program to improve access and quality of care, and a hospital recognition program for those providing perinatal palliative care training. The Health and Human Services Commission is tasked with implementing these provisions.
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