New Hampshire
1 row on record, in 1 of 8 topics.
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| TopicPaying family caregivers | StatusNo record found | Key detailNo row in this topic yet | Date |
| TopicPaid family leave | StatusNo record found | Key detailNo row in this topic yet | Date |
| TopicRespite care | StatusNo record found | Key detailNo row in this topic yet | Date |
| TopicHome and community services | StatusNo record found | Key detailNo row in this topic yet | Date |
| TopicKeeping Medicaid coverage | StatusNo record found | Key detailNo row in this topic yet | Date |
| TopicCaregivers at hospital discharge | StatusNo record found | Key detailNo row in this topic yet | Date |
| TopicEnd-of-life choices and planning | StatusNo record found | Key detailNo row in this topic yet | Date |
| TopicCaregiving AI | StatusLaw, not yet in effectMoving in the last 12 months | Key detailNew Hampshire HB 143 responsive generative communicationShow details and sources
| DateEffectiveJan 1, 2026 |
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| State | What changed | Stage | Date |
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| StateNew Hampshire | What changedNew Hampshire HB 143 responsive generative communicationAdds child-safety restrictions involving responsive generative communication and AI-enabled interaction with minors.Show details and sourcesAdds child-safety restrictions involving responsive generative communication and AI-enabled interaction with minors. Who it affects: family caregivers, care recipients, care technology users Why it matters: Digital support tools for caregivers may need to explain their role, data use, safety boundaries, or escalation limits differently in this jurisdiction. Last reviewed Sep 25, 2026 | StageEnacted | DateEffectiveJan 1, 2026 |