Implements Blue Band Program to address preeclampsia in New Jersey.

Senate Bill S 4770 establishes New Jersey's "Blue Band Program" to reduce preeclampsia-related complications and maternal mortality. The program requires hospitals and federally qualified health centers to voluntarily provide blue wristbands to pregnant or postpartum individuals at risk of preeclampsia - a condition involving high blood pressure that can cause life-threatening complications for mothers and babies. These wristbands serve as a visible alert for healthcare providers across all care settings, improving coordination during pregnancy and postpartum care. The Department of Health's Office of Maternal and Child Health will manage the program, develop educational resources, and issue annual reports tracking participation and impact on maternal health outcomes.