CHAPCA Public Policy and Regulatory Committee

Every 2nd Tuesday of the Month

The Public Policy Committee reviews proposed legislation that may impact hospice or palliative care, develops policy recommendations for the Board of Directors, establishes CHAPCA's legislative agenda, monitors healthcare legislation, and organizes grassroots political activities. They advocate for hospice with the California Department of Public Health, the California Department of Health Care Services, the United States Congress, and federal agencies on issues related to state and federal hospice licensure and enrollment, Medicare, Medi-Cal, and managed care.  

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(Must be a current CHAPCA member to attend)