That's crazy I live in Pennsylvania and as long as you are pregnant you automatically qualify for Medicaid
If your in California, their is a program called AIM...its for people that over exceed medical's income guidelines
Who Can Qualify?TO QUALIFY FOR AIM, YOU MUST BE:
Pregnant: You must be pregnant, but not more than 30 weeks pregnant, as of the application date. The application date is the date the complete and eligible application is sent to the AIM Program as shown by the U.S. Postal postmark date on the application envelope, or documentation from other delivery services.
Count your weeks of pregnancy by starting at the first day of your last menstrual period or use the AIM Pregnancy Calculator; and
A California resident: A person living in California who plans to stay; andNot enrolled in other programs: You cannot be receiving no-cost Medi-Cal or Medicare Part A and Part B benefits as of the application date; andNot covered by a private health insurance plan: You cannot have private health insurance, unless your private health insurance plan has a maternity-only deductible or copayment greater than $500 as of your date of application; andWithin the AIM income guidelines: You must have a monthly household income (after income deductions) within AIM income guidelines. Read about income guidelines at AIM income guidelines
Ok girls I've looked into the health insurance marketplace, and wow the prices for myself was between $400-600 a month. I've already been taking OTC prenatals and thankfully my other prescription isn't to expensive. I'm looking into Tricare next. My husband is Army Reserves.
Costco sells the Nature Made prenatals with Dha, for about $20 and I believe its a two month supply. My doc actually said to take these and disnt give a perscription. As for the insurance I would definitely look into the open enrollment for the Obama care.
Do you have any income based clinics around you? That's where I went before getting insurance.
Same thing here, I'm applying for humana, it's open enrollment time right now.. so please start shopping for insurance. Then it will be active on 01-01-15. It's a month away, that's what I'm stuck doing.
Go online to the marketplace. I don't qualify for Medicaid but did the tax credit so I pay $96 a month for blue cross hmo. There are several different plans though.
Omg I am so sorry! I'd definitely shop around for decent coverage you can afford since you cannot get medicaid. Good luck in your hunt!
It's open enrollment now until feb 15th. Check into health ins pol in the marketplace for Obama Care or you can contact any private ins co like BCBS, Atena, Cigna, etc.
One a day makes prenatal vitamins that are reasonable. I used them before I had an appointment. Think they were under $20 for 30. sorry to hear about insurance what about Obama care? Not sure if t hays the same thing as Medicaid.