Comments on: I am 14 weeks pregnant and just moved to California and found out that my Aetna health insurance doesn’t cover? http://www.bbpursuit.com/aetna-health-insurance/i-am-14-weeks-pregnant-and-just-moved-to-california-and-found-out-that-my-aetna-health-insurance-doesnt-cover Insurance Needs Answered Here Tue, 22 Dec 2009 03:33:59 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: car253 http://www.bbpursuit.com/aetna-health-insurance/i-am-14-weeks-pregnant-and-just-moved-to-california-and-found-out-that-my-aetna-health-insurance-doesnt-cover/comment-page-1#comment-169 car253 Mon, 21 Dec 2009 21:28:59 +0000 http://www.bbpursuit.com/aetna-health-insurance/i-am-14-weeks-pregnant-and-just-moved-to-california-and-found-out-that-my-aetna-health-insurance-doesnt-cover#comment-169 You can also try some lower cost birthing centers. They probly cost less than hospitals. Maybe you can do a google search for them.<br><b>References : </b><br>www.insurance.ca.gov You can also try some lower cost birthing centers. They probly cost less than hospitals. Maybe you can do a google search for them.
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]]> By: Lori S http://www.bbpursuit.com/aetna-health-insurance/i-am-14-weeks-pregnant-and-just-moved-to-california-and-found-out-that-my-aetna-health-insurance-doesnt-cover/comment-page-1#comment-168 Lori S Mon, 21 Dec 2009 20:49:59 +0000 http://www.bbpursuit.com/aetna-health-insurance/i-am-14-weeks-pregnant-and-just-moved-to-california-and-found-out-that-my-aetna-health-insurance-doesnt-cover#comment-168 Most OB's and hospitals have discounted rates for prenatal care and delivery. Call your OB and the hospital you will be delivering at and ask. Best to check early since some may require that the fees be paid prior to or at delivery. You will also need to ask about the cost of the well baby check (and if a male baby, circumcision) done by the pediatrician in the hospital and the cost of an epidural. Your other option is to get a job with group coverage. Pregnancy cannot be considered preexisting with a group coverage.<br><b>References : </b><br> Most OB’s and hospitals have discounted rates for prenatal care and delivery. Call your OB and the hospital you will be delivering at and ask. Best to check early since some may require that the fees be paid prior to or at delivery. You will also need to ask about the cost of the well baby check (and if a male baby, circumcision) done by the pediatrician in the hospital and the cost of an epidural.

Your other option is to get a job with group coverage. Pregnancy cannot be considered preexisting with a group coverage.
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