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Insurance in the US for antenatal care

3 replies

bluesunhat · 29/02/2012 13:25

Hello

Hope this is the right place to post this.

We're hoping to move to the US in the autumn for year with my husband's job :)

I'll hopefully either be pregnant with #2 by then or will fall pregnant whilst we're away. However I'm concerned about insurance - my husband's work will provide medical cover but I want to make sure that what we're getting will cover antenatal care, childbirth and postnatal follow-ups since I realise that it could otherwise be quite an expensive matter...

Does anyone know if there's anything in particular I should insist on in the insurance (or any hidden loopholes to look out for)? My first pregnancy was highly uneventful and I didn't have a C-section (although obviously that doesn't mean the second will be like that!!).

Thanks.

OP posts:
annambs · 31/07/2012 17:12

Hello, do you mind me asking what insurance you got? I'm going to the US in the Autumn when I'm 5 months pregnant, and will be out until 7 months preg. I have insurance to cover complications in pregnancy, but looking into the best way to get antenatal care covered while I'm out there. Any advice would be appreciated!

ClaireRacing · 31/07/2012 17:17

Most employment based insurance cover everything for pregnancy, save for perhaps a $1 co-pay - but not all do. You need to know the details of the policy. Some will only cover complications.

ClaireRacing · 31/07/2012 17:18

** $100 copay

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