Deadlines And Due Dates: 9 Things To Do Before Breaking The Baby News To Your Boss

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Review your insurance coverage for prenatal care and delivery.

I now work as a hotline counselor for a sexual reproductive health agency and I’m always surprised by the number of people who are unsure how to navigate their health insurance. If you currently have insurance, you should be able explore costs regarding your prenatal care and delivery by contacting your human resources department or contacting the insurance carrier directly. Just because you have health insurance doesn’t mean every service will be covered and co-pays can fluctuate so it helps to know what your options are. You can also explore your options for OB/GYNS. If you don’t have insurance, contact your HR department regarding enrollment policies or other options for coverage, which might help save time and energy doing your own research.