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What patients should know before thousands of nurses go on strike

Nurses and healthcare workers at Brigham and Women's Hospital and MGB Home Care are set to begin a strike on July 8 following failed contract negotiations.

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The brief

Thousands of nurses and healthcare workers have authorized a strike after negotiations with Mass General Brigham reportedly stalled on June 30. Home care clinicians are scheduled to participate in a seven-day strike, while Brigham and Women's Hospital is actively preparing for the labor action.

Coverage from Yahoo, the Bennington Banner, PR Newswire, WBUR, and WCVB highlights the breakdown in talks between the Massachusetts Nurses Association (MNA) and the employer. Reports detail correspondence from nurses directed to the MGB board regarding the responsibility for the strike and potential lockout.

Observers are looking toward the July 8 start date to determine the operational impact on patient services. Coverage does not yet specify the full extent of service disruptions at the affected medical facilities.

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Quick answers

When does the strike begin?

The strike is scheduled to start on July 8, 2026.

Who is involved in the labor action?

Nurses at Brigham and Women's Hospital and healthcare workers at MGB Home Care are participating.

How long will the home care clinician strike last?

Coverage states the strike for home care clinicians is planned for seven days.

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