Maternity Insurance - Flower Mound,TX

Updated on August 25, 2009
M.Q. asks from Flower Mound, TX
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I have read a couple of the other womens questions with no maternity insurance, but they are a couple years old. My family has personal insurance with no maternity insurance, I know you can work out a plan with you docs and hospital, but has anyone heard of maternity advantage or have any other ideas?

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A.J.

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I am in your same boat. So far it seems Medicade is the only option. There was a law passed that pregnant woman with no insurance options must be covered. I personally do not want to go that route if I don't have to. Could you let me know what you find out? My email is ____@____.com. I will also respond to this for you if I learn of anything new.

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J.P.

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I am a licensed insurance agent and know for a fact that you will be unable to get insurance if you are currently pregnant. I offer a pregnancy benefit but not if a client is currently pregnant. My advice is to work with a quality OBGYN group on payment plan to cover you throughout your pregnancy. Hope this advice has been helpful.

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M.C.

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Midwifery care is often a more affordable option when you're paying for care out of pocket. I had a homebirth with each of my kids, and IIRC it was about $3500 for everything. Plus I got to have my babies at home!

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P.

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I'm in the same situation as you. We have insurance but it does not cover maternity. We have been trying to get medicaid but we are still not covered. Just a warning it's been 2 months since we started the process. They said it might take some time because they were getting so many people applying. So I decided to get a midwife. It's nice because she will deliver at the hospital and she was cheaper then a doctor. The first visit did cost $2,300 but most of it was the delivery fee. I don't know how much the hospital fee will be, but we are hoping to be covered by then.

B.B.

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I don't know your situation, but try applying for Medicaid. The first time I got pregnant, they came back at first and said we didn't qualify, but after some persitance on my part, they ended up covering me since I had no insurance. I know dr.'s will work out payment plans with you if you're paying cash. I don't know anything about the different maternity plans, so I don't know if it's a better deal than paying cash with the dr. and hospital or not. Congrats on the new baby!

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S.K.

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i have been told by several friends to save $$ up first, talk to the Dr and Hospital and tell them you are on a cash alone basis w/o insurance. they will give you a good discount b/c they get $$ right away and don't have to wait for the insurance comp to give it to them! I was blessed enough to get on Medicaid but it DID take quite a while so good luck to you!
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