LR245

Interim study to examine the feasibility, accessibility, and potential benefits of licensed freestanding birth centers in Nebraska

Introduced·5/15/25
Introduced Text

Interim study on the feasibility and benefits of licensed freestanding birth centers in Nebraska.

This resolution proposes an interim study to examine the feasibility, accessibility, and potential benefits of licensed freestanding birth centers in Nebraska. The study will review current statutes, regulations, and licensure requirements, assess access to perinatal care, analyze regulatory models from other states, and explore the impact of birth centers on maternal and child health outcomes. The Health and Human Services Committee will confer with various stakeholders to assess the viability of birth centers as part of Nebraska's maternal healthcare infrastructure.

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History

Oct 24, 2025

Legislature

Notice of hearing for December 03, 2025

May 19, 2025

Legislature

Referred to Health and Human Services Committee

May 15, 2025

Legislature

Date of introduction