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Massachusetts Governor Proposes State-Funded Home Visits for New Parents

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Maura Healey is proposing an expansion of a program that sends registered nurses into the homes of new parents in Massachusetts. The initiative, which is called Welcome Family, involves visits within days of childbirth and focuses on newborn care and maternal health. The program is funded by an allocation of $2.25 million from the state budget.

From townhall.com, wnd.com

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The proposal mandates that a maternal and child health nurse conducts assessments of the parent and newborn. While the program is billed as voluntary, some reports indicate the proposal applies to every single newborn born in the state.

From townhall.com, wnd.com

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  • Maura HealeyGovernor of Massachusetts proposing the expansion of the home visit program.
  • MassachusettsState of Massachusetts where the home visit program is being implemented.

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  1. Healey is expanding postpartum home visits program in Massachusetts.1 source
  2. Pushing proposal for state-funded home visits.1 source

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