West Virginia
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 | StatusProposed or pendingMoving in the last 12 months | Key detailWest Virginia HB 4770 mental health care AI limitationsShow details and sources
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| State | What changed | Stage | Date |
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| StateWest Virginia | What changedWest Virginia HB 4770 mental health care AI limitationsWould limit use of AI and AI technology to deliver mental health care, while allowing certain administrative support functions.Show details and sourcesWould limit use of AI and AI technology to deliver mental health care, while allowing certain administrative support functions. 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 | StageProposed | DateNo date set |