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Select board endorses resolution urging support for Brattleboro Memorial Hospital birthing services
Summary
Townshend's select board voted to adopt a resolution urging state and regional officials to support the birthing center at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital to help maintain rural maternal medical care; the resolution also asks residents to prioritize BMH to keep services subsidized.
The Townshend Select Board voted to adopt a resolution in support of birthing services at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital (BMH) after a request from Brattleboro's select board.
A member moved that Townshend adopt the resolution strongly recommending that BMH "do everything within its power to maintain robust birthing services in Brattleboro and the region," and urging state agencies and the legislative delegation to act to support rural maternal medical care. The motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
Board members expressed hope the resolution would demonstrate regional support for the service and help preserve access to rural maternity care.
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