When I found out I was pregnant, I was elated with joy, but soon reality set in that Planned Parenthood would only take me so far in providing prenatal care. With no health insurance, I knew I could turn to state and government programs for assistance. I had a difficult time researching what I would qualify for so I decided to post my findings online so other women in my position could find all the info. in one place. Keep in mind this is information from the state of California and can change with time. AIM _: Access to Infants and Mothers : low cost insurance for women already pregnant: It includes all your doctor visits, birth, and postnatal care. The income guidelines are as follows: Income Guidelines (for April 1, 2011 to March 31, 2012) AIM Family Size (count pregnant woman as 2) Monthly Household Income (Gross income after AIM deductions) Total Cost of AIM Coverage (1.5% of adjusted annual household income) 2 $2,453 to $3,679 $442 - $662 3 $3,090 to $4,634 $556 - $834 ...
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