Prenatal Checkups

The first visit takes longer than other visits as your provider will:

Take a complete medical history
Review your immunization history
Discuss screenings based upon your personal history
Review routine tests during pregnancy
Do a urine and blood test to make sure you are healthy
Do tests to make sure you do not have any sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
Complete a physical and pelvic exam
Review any medications and vitamins you are taking
Discuss how you can take care of yourself while you are pregnant
Determine your expected delivery date

Your medical history
How your pregnancy is going
Your provider’s advice

First visit	Get prenatal care as soon as you know you are pregnant.
6 to 28 weeks	Monthly
28 to 36 weeks	Every 2-3 weeks
36 to 40 weeks	Weekly
Over 40 weeks	At least weekly
Postpartum	7 to 84 days after delivery

You may have to pay for services that are not covered. You may also have to pay for services from providers not part of our network. If the services were an emergency, you don’t have to pay. If you need help, call Member Services.

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Prenatal Checkups

Schedule your first prenatal visit as soon as you think or know you are pregnant.

After the first visit, you’ll have shorter visits about once a month. The frequency of your visits will depend on:

A common schedule for prenatal visits is:

Note: Visits may be more often if your provider feels it necessary or if you are high risk.

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Prenatal Checkups

Schedule your first prenatal visit as soon as you think or know you are pregnant.

After the first visit, you’ll have shorter visits about once a month. The frequency of your visits will depend on:

A common schedule for prenatal visits is:

Note: Visits may be more often if your provider feels it necessary or if you are high risk.

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