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Kaiser Permanente to cut live online childbirth classes, in-person hospital tours for expecting parents
Kaiser Permanente to cut live online childbirth classes, in-person hospital tours for expecting parents
Kaiser Permanente to cut live online childbirth classes, in-person hospital tours for expecting parents

Published on: 10/10/2024

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Kaiser Permanente Sunnyside Medical Center in Clackamas, OR on Mon., April 17, 2023.

Kaiser Permanente is getting rid of live, virtual prenatal classes for expectant parents, replacing them with pre-recorded videos that patients could watch anytime.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/health/2024/10/kaiser-permanente-to-cut-live-online-childbirth-classes-in-person-hospital-tours-for-expecting-parents.html

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