Women’s Health

You know that preventive care is key for the whole family. At each stage of a woman’s health journey, it is key to make healthy choices and find ways to prevent issues.

Preventive Care for Women

You should see a provider on a routine basis even if you are healthy. It helps them find and treat problems early before they get worse.

Pregnancy

Your Coverage

We want you to be comfortable with your care team. You can choose the kind of care and provider you want. Here are a few:

Are You Pregnant?
Call tel:1-833-230-2034 (TTY: 711). We can help you find a provider, schedule an early visit, connect you to community resources, and more.

  • OB/GYNs are doctors. Obstetricians (OB) focus on pregnancy and childbirth. Gynecologists (GYN) focus on reproductive health. OB/GYNs can also perform surgery.
  • Midwives are trained in pregnancy, childbirth, newborn care, and postpartum health. They are usually not doctors. A midwife might be for you if you have a low-risk pregnancy and you want a closer relationship with your provider.

Seeing a provider while you are pregnant is key. Call 1-833-230-2034 (TTY: 711) if you need help finding a provider near you. If you have a provider, call them to make your first prenatal visit. You should see them before you are 9 weeks pregnant.

Mom & Baby Beginnings
We are here for you during and after your pregnancy. We connect you to support. We also work with your providers to make sure you are healthy and safe. We can also help coordinate care if you have a baby in the NICU. Call 1-833-230-2034 (TTY: 711) to get started.

Transportation
Get free rides for all prenatal, postpartum, and well-baby visits. You can even get rides to Women, Infant, and Children (WIC) visits. We also offer rides for grocery pickup or to food pantries. Learn more.

Reward Programs
Earn over $150 in rewards when you go to your prenatal and postpartum visits. Your baby can earn over $75 in rewards when you take them to their recommended visits in the first year.  Learn more about our reward programs.

Tobacco Cessation
One of the best things you can do for the health of you and your baby is to stop using tobacco. Call the QuitLine at 1-800-QUIT-NOW for help. You can even earn rewards when you stop smoking.

Feeding Baby
Choosing to breastfeed, formula feed, or a combination of both can be a hard decision to make. Learn about your options and what support you have.

Indiana Pregnancy Promise Program (IPPP)
If you used or are using substances like alcohol, marijuana, or opioids, IPPP is for you. Get support during pregnancy and at least 12 months postpartum.