Colorado direct‑entry midwives sue the state, alleging biased regulation that pushed providers out and deepened maternity care gaps.
If we stay to provide stability and care, we are punished. If we leave, we have abandoned them, which is also illegal.” ...
As Colorado’s birth rate continues a 20-year decline, maternity care services have become less financially sustainable, shrinking access in several counties. The Daily Sentinel previously reported ...
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