Hawaii's Partnership for Appropriate and Compassionate Care (HPACC) - A 1998 Project of Hawaii Family Forum and the Hawaii Medical Association Click here to view HPACC Ad Campaign

Hawaii’s Partnership for Appropriate and Compassionate Care (HPACC) is a coalition of health care, disability rights, advocacy, and educational organizations united in strong opposition to the legalization of physician-assisted suicide and physician-assisted death.

We believe physician-assisted suicide and physician-assisted death represent a final and destructive response to illness or disability. As such, any legalization of these activities is bad public policy and harmful to the well being of the people of Hawaii.

We support constructive and positive alternatives to physician-assisted suicide and physician-assisted death, including:

  • More effective pain management;
  • Better diagnosis, and treatment of depression and;
  • Greater utilization of hospice and palliative care services.

Hawaii Family Forum

Hawaii Medical Association

Hawaii Nurses Association

Hawaii Catholic Conference

Hawaii Right to Life

Healthcare Association of Hawaii

Statement on Hospice Care

Statement on the Hawaii Cancer Pain Initiative

 

HPACC members are:

The Cost of Caring is Never Too High  
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6301 Pali Highway
Kaneohe, HI 96744-5224
Phone: (808) 203-6704
Fax: (808) 261-7022
hpacc@hpacc.org

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