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: If you would like additional ultrasounds, such as a 4d ultrasound, this will more than likely not be covered by insurance because it is not a necessity. A 4d ultrasound can cost anywhere from $100 to $300 depending on what features are included in the experience. Most doctors suggest that pregnant women take some sort of multi-vitamin. This is usually covered by insurance except for a small copay. The baby delivery will be considered an additional cost outside of the care. Complications during a pregnancy can sometimes lead to extensive tests or prolonged hospital stays. If this is the case, the cost can greatly vary depending on what has been done. Tips to know: During the first appointment, be sure to bring items such as your medical records, a list of medications you’re currently on, questions you may have (write these down) and a friend or husband to help support you during this process. Before the process even begins, it’s essential to know what’s going to be covered under your health insurance policy.