MaineHealth board voted to close a birthing unit, while a physician continues to provide care in Downeast Maine.
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Updated Sep 14
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What happened
MaineHealth board voted to close a birthing unit, while a physician continues to provide care in Downeast Maine.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.The closure decision by MaineHealth is being challenged by a legislative committee.1 source
MaineHealth board votes to close birthing unit, despite ongoing care efforts.1 source
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Part of
MaineHealth is considering closing a unit of Lincoln Hospital in Damariscotta, threatening local services in Lincoln County.Also in this story
- A Senator supported the expansion project for Lincoln Hospital, which is located in Damariscotta.
- The CEO of MaineHealth is seeking input from the board chair regarding how to explore all avenues to preserve the birthing center services in Damariscotta.
- A rally was held in Damariscotta urging MaineHealth to keep its local services open.
- A coalition responded to the board's vote regarding the unit closure at MaineHealth.
The entities involved
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MaineHealth
healthcare organization in Portland, United States