Now that you’re pregnant, you may be wondering what prenatal care services are covered by your insurance plan and how to stay healthy during pregnancy. We can help.
Health insurance typically covers prenatal care, such as doctor visits during the first, second and third trimesters, as well as hospitalization for labor and delivery. Be sure to check your plan for coverage details.
During your prenatal care visits, the doctor will check your weight and blood pressure, as well as track the baby’s growth. In addition, the doctor will offer information, advice and testing to help keep you and your baby healthy. You may have an ultrasound at 20 weeks gestation, and testing may be done for high-risk pregnancies, including moms age 35 and older.
Here are some typical prenatal care services, prenatal testing or consultation topics:
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It’s important to understand what’s medically recommended and what your specific plan covers. Use these resources to research. Find additional details in your benefit booklet.
It’s important to take care of yourself during pregnancy — not only for your wellbeing, but also to give your baby the best possible start in life. Check out tools and resources to help you prepare for pregnancy, understand your changing body and manage your health during pregnancy.
Before you leave the hospital, you’ll receive advice on nutrition and healthy development for your newborn. Schedule follow-up exams for your baby with a pediatrician or family practice doctor.
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