Relating to perinatal bereavement care provided by certain hospitals, a perinatal bereavement care initiative, and a perinatal bereavement care hospital recognition program.

Changed 'perinatal palliative care' to 'perinatal bereavement care' throughout the bill, altering the fundamental purpose of the program.

Added new definition for 'perinatal bereavement device' as a technology capable of delaying tissue deterioration for up to 72 hours following fetal demise, death, or stillbirth.

Changed 'Commission' to 'Department' in several instances, indicating a shift in administrative oversight.

Changed requirements from providing palliative care counseling and cooling devices to providing bereavement care counseling options and bereavement devices.

Modified hospital recognition program to recognize hospitals providing perinatal bereavement care training rather than palliative care training.

Added specific priority criteria for resource allocation, prioritizing hospitals that lack device access, treat more high-risk patients, or deliver more babies.

Changed the grant program from 'perinatal palliative care grant program' to 'perinatal bereavement care initiative' with updated eligibility criteria.