11 Wisconsin rural hospitals have stopped doing obstetrics since 2010

11 rural hospitals in Wisconsin stopped delivering babies in past decade, report says.  (Wisconsin State Journal, 7/18/2019)

Hospitals that have stopped doing obstetrics since 2010 are 

1.  Bellin Health Oconto Hospital, Oconto; 
2. Burnett Medical Center, Grantsburg; 
3. Gundersen Boscobel Area Hospital, Boscobel; 
4. Gundersen St. Joseph’s Hospital, Hillsboro; 
5. HSHS St. Clare Memorial Hospital, Oconto Falls; 
6. Indianhead Medical Center, Shell Lake; 
7. Marshfield Medical Center, Ladysmith; 
8. Memorial Hospital of Lafayette County, Darlington; 
9. Memorial Medical Center, Neillsville; 
10. Ripon Medical Center, Ripon; and 
11. Spooner Health, Spooner.

Related reading:

What Obstacles Complicate Health Care For Rural Wisconsinites?  (WisContext, 4/16/2019)

The same aspects of rural life that are attractive to many Wisconsinites — solitude, space, smaller communities — can often make getting the health care they need a challenge that ranges from mere inconvenience to life-threatening. Long distances between medical facilities and the people they serve, as well as struggles to attract and retain healthcare professionals in rural areas, are stark manifestations of this quandary.