Founded in 1993, Better BedRest, Inc. is an advocacy, public awareness and volunteer-driven non-profit whose purpose is to provide support, resources
and information to pregnant women who are prescribed bedrest by their physicians or midwives.

Together with our premier partner, Howard County General Hospital: A Member of Johns Hopkins Medicine, Better BedRest shines a light on a growing prenatal problem that affects over 700,000 women in the U.S. each year.

Better BedRest and partner Howard County General Hospital hosted a Special Benefit Event with Dr. Brad Sachs last Thursday, April 23, 2009 at the Historic Oakland in Columbia MD.

Download Dr. Sach's Presentation
--- Raising Children of Character from Birth to Adulthood


On bedrest? Have questions? Need resources to help you and your family? You are not alone. Call us at 410-740-7662.

PJ Donate $55 or more and receive a free pair of soft lavender pajamas, perfect for pregnant or nursing mothers, and wearable even after the pregnancy!

Each donation will help Better BedRest, Inc.ä continue its efforts to support women placed on bedrest for high-risk pregnancies.

Please consider supporting Better BedRest this way!


Better BedRest, a registered 501 (c) 3 organization, proudly provides assistance to women on bedrest through our 24-hour Helpline, staffed by experienced volunteers, who can lend an ear and provide valuable support and resources to make the time spent off your feet a little bit more bearable.

Better BedRest also provides small grants to women on bedrest in financial distress to assist them in paying a bill. The Better BedRest Emergency Grant Fund was started with a grant from The Columbia Foundation. To confirm eligibility and to apply for the grant, please send an inquiry to info@betterbedrest.org.

To make a tax-deductible contribution to Better BedRest, please contact Joanie Reisfeld at joanie@betterbedrest.org or call our Helpline at 410-740-7662.

To become a Better BedRest volunteer, please contact Diane Dombek at diane@betterbedrest.org or call our Helpline.