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Week 9ish..Doctor! Doctor!

So I was excited to hear back from a low-cost insurance program for pregnant women, where I can get everything I need for prenatal care for a low monthly cost and I talked to them a few days ago and I was denied because we make too much money! Of course they don't take into account our bills and mortgage payment, so now I am starting again at square one to try to find a program or low cost insurance. I am so anxious to see a doctor to be reassured and hear our baby's heartbeat, I am waiting until Monday to start calling around to hospitals and Neighborhood Families to see what types of payment plans they have for pregnant women without insurance. Note to self before we have our second baby- get health insurance situated before getting pregnant!

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  1. kspeedApril 9, 2011 at 11:55 AM

    good news! I was able to re-apply using our last year's tax return and we make under the guidelines. So I know I am qualified, I just have to wait another 2-3 weeks for them to officially approve me! So it looks like I'll be 12 weeks by the time I see a doctor...

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