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Costs at the End of Life: Perspectives for North Carolina.

Many elders require supportive services, with many costs covered by Medicaid. Once terminal illness sets in, palliative care and hospice may help control cost while ensuring quality. This commentary reviews trends in cost at the end of life and describes selected strategies to improve patient-centered care in North Carolina.

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