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House passes landmark bill for midwifery access

August 15, 2024 | House, Legislative, Massachusetts


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House passes landmark bill for midwifery access
During a recent session, the house convened briefly before entering a recess until 11:45 AM. Upon reconvening, the assembly addressed House Bill 4999, which aims to enhance access to midwifery care and promote out-of-hospital birth options. The bill received overwhelming support, passing with a majority vote.

Following the passage of the bill, Representative Mariano of Quincy proposed an order for the house to adjourn until the next day at 11 AM. This motion was also adopted without opposition. Subsequently, Representative Caine of Shrewsbury moved to adjourn the session, which was approved by the members present.

The discussions reflect a commitment to expanding healthcare options for families, particularly in the realm of midwifery, signaling a progressive step in legislative efforts to support diverse birthing choices.

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