Advocacy in Action: Iowa's HF933, now known as Mason's Law, established the nation's first licensure for Pediatric Palliative Care Centers. This landmark legislation is paving the way for other states, with national advocates working to expand similar policies so more families across the country have access to pediatric palliative care homes.
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Governor Kim Reynolds signed Mason's Law, making Iowa the first state in the nation to establish licensure for Pediatric Palliative Care Centers. This groundbreaking legislation is expanding access to compassionate care for children with complex medical needs and inspiring advocacy efforts to make pediatric palliative care homes possible across the country.

Hear more from KCCI's Amanda Rooker and Dr. Rebecca Benson with the University of Iowa's Pediatric Palliative Care Team, on how this bill and Mason's Light House will help medically complex children and their families.
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