In two states, transforming the model for palliative care [CA & HI]

In two states, transforming the model for palliative care [CA & HI]
Undark, by Meredith Lidard Kleeman; 4/16/24 
"Being ill is like a full-time job,” said Andrew E. Kaufman, a 60-year-old author. Kaufman lives with myasthenia gravis, a neuromuscular disease, as well as other chronic conditions, and his self-care requires a lot of time — and communication. The cascade of his own needs “is frustrating and causes anxiety and a whole host of issues.” Lucky for Kaufman, he lives in California, where he has help from a palliative care team. California is one of the first states in the country to require insurance companies that administer Medicaid benefits to fully cover palliative care services for eligible residents. 
Editor's Note: Click on the title's link to read more, as this use redefines "palliative care."