Florida permits doctors to perform cesarean sections outside hospitals, aiming to lower costs and provide a homier birthing environment. However, concerns arise regarding increased risks during complications compared to hospitals.
Opposing views highlight that sudden needs for lifesaving care can arise during birth, and doctor-run clinics may not ensure the same level of safety as hospitals, despite increased regulation.
Private equity-owned physicians' group, Women's Care Enterprises, influenced the legislation, suggesting a desire to provide alternative birthing options for patients who wish to avoid hospital deliveries.
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