Title: How Much Does Prenatal Care Cost? | HowMuchIsIt.org
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How Much Does Prenatal Care Cost?
How much does prenatal care cost?
On average, the total prenatal visits will cost anywhere from $1,700 to $3,000 for the entire nine months during the pregnancy. This is without insurance and doesn’t include the baby delivery.
Prenatal care overview
Prenatal screenings
What are the extra costs?
Tips to know:
How can I save money?
Prenatal care low-income options:
Local Health Department
Medical Schools
Planned Parenthood
Medicaid
How to choose a prenatal care provider:
Doula
Midwife
Family Practice
Obstetricians
How can I compare prices?
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Content: The doctor will discuss with you things like diet and exercise, vitamins to take, birthing options, etc. Most visits after this will simply consist of taking your weight, a urine analysis, listening to the heartbeat, and an opportunity to ask any questions you may have. During the first appointment, the doctor will be able to determine a due date, perform an exam and will more than likely perform a pap test. The government also requires that all women get tested for HIV. During the subsequent appointments, the doctor will ask about how you’re feeling and if you have any concerns. The goal of each appointment is to see how the pregnancy is proceeding and to provide you with information along the way. Each appointment will often include checking your weight, blood pressure and taking urine samples. As the baby grows, the OB/GYN will check the position of the baby, along with the heartbeat. At around 20 weeks, an ultrasound will be scheduled in order to better assess the health of the baby and to find out the sex of the baby if the mother so desires. Most appointments will include a urine sample to screen the sugar, a weight recording, the baby’s heartbeat (if applicable), the OB/GYN will check the position and your blood pressure will be checked.