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Statutes > New-york > Pbh > Article-40 > 4000

§  4000.  Legislative  declaration. The legislature finds and declares  that hospice is a socially and  financially  beneficial  alternative  to  conventional  curative  care for those afflicted by terminal illness. It  further finds that hospice is a  unique,  interdisciplinary  program  of  palliative  and  supportive  care  to  meet the stresses associated with  illness, death and bereavement through the innovation and reorganization  of home and traditional inpatient health services.    In recognition of the value  of  hospice  and  consistent  with  state  policy  to  encourage  the  expansion  of  health  care  service options  available to New York state  residents,  it  is  the  intention  of  the  legislature that hospice be available to all who seek such care and that  it become a permanent component of the state's health care system.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Pbh > Article-40 > 4000

§  4000.  Legislative  declaration. The legislature finds and declares  that hospice is a socially and  financially  beneficial  alternative  to  conventional  curative  care for those afflicted by terminal illness. It  further finds that hospice is a  unique,  interdisciplinary  program  of  palliative  and  supportive  care  to  meet the stresses associated with  illness, death and bereavement through the innovation and reorganization  of home and traditional inpatient health services.    In recognition of the value  of  hospice  and  consistent  with  state  policy  to  encourage  the  expansion  of  health  care  service options  available to New York state  residents,  it  is  the  intention  of  the  legislature that hospice be available to all who seek such care and that  it become a permanent component of the state's health care system.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Pbh > Article-40 > 4000

§  4000.  Legislative  declaration. The legislature finds and declares  that hospice is a socially and  financially  beneficial  alternative  to  conventional  curative  care for those afflicted by terminal illness. It  further finds that hospice is a  unique,  interdisciplinary  program  of  palliative  and  supportive  care  to  meet the stresses associated with  illness, death and bereavement through the innovation and reorganization  of home and traditional inpatient health services.    In recognition of the value  of  hospice  and  consistent  with  state  policy  to  encourage  the  expansion  of  health  care  service options  available to New York state  residents,  it  is  the  intention  of  the  legislature that hospice be available to all who seek such care and that  it become a permanent component of the state's health care system.