State Bereavement Laws
What You need to Know About Perinatal Bereavement In Your State
Is There a Bereavement Bill Impacting Your NICU?
A number of bills have been proposed at the state level intending to provide better bereavement care to families in need. Check back on this page for updates to legislation affecting your NICU's patient care.
The Caring Cradle® helps hospitals meet the intent and requirements of upcoming and recently passed state laws with a U.S.-based solution that is designed specifically for dignified perinatal bereavement with ease-of-use in mind for the hospital staff.
Current & Upcoming Bereavement Legislation
Check back frequently for updates to legislation affecting your NICU's patient care.
- Louisiana — Angel's Law (LA SB32)
- Texas — Everly's Law (HB 37)
- More updates coming very soon...
Learn more about the Caring Cradle
If your hospital is preparing to implement Everly’s Law or expand perinatal bereavement care services, Caring Cradle® can help.
Contact us to learn more about availability, implementation support, and how Caring Cradle fits into your bereavement care program.
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The most dignified, comfortable means to spend time with a baby following infant loss
The Caring Cradle is designed to assist the nurse, requiring no supervision, monitoring, or maintenance. It does not have any tubes, wires, or fluids to monitor or replace. It does not require replacement parts.
Once the unit is plugged in, it may be left to run continuously, for days, with no intervention. The Caring Cradle frees nurses from remaining bedside with a distraught mother because now the mother has what she wants at that moment, more private, uninterrupted time with her baby.
The Caring Cradle allows families to spend extra time with their baby and more time for memory making. The design of the Caring Cradle makes it easy to keep baby close to the parents. This has been a game changer in providing care to families through an unimaginable loss.
Tricia R.
Program Coordinator of Perinatal Bereavement & Postpartum Emotional Support in Kansas
