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St. Luke’s Birthing Center has been named a prestigious Blue Distinction Center for Maternity Care title.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield’s Blue Distinction Center’s designation signifies that St. Luke’s met nationally established criteria by demonstrating expertise in safely and effectively delivering quality specialty care.

“We’re honored to see our work recognized in this way,” St. Luke’s Maternal Child Health Nurse Manager Stephanie Forslund said. “Our team is dedicated to the families we care for. We believe in going the extra mile for our patients to ensure they receive the highest quality care.”

Blue Distinction Centers for maternity care are nationally recognized centers known for their superior quality and value. They also provide maternity care at 20% less cost than others.

To learn more about St. Luke’s Birthing Center, visit slhduluth.com/baby.

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