Yes: If you are pregnant and have an acute emergency then you will be seen and treated however such visits will not replace prenatal care.
Answered 9/7/2018
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Usually: Often included, but you need to review your coverage plan documentation for specifics. Should also have information # for your health plan (?Back of id card?) can also call the billing / pre-registration department of a local hospital and see if they can help.
Answered 3/10/2013
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Some may: Some pregnancy related problems may require emergency care. Most routine prenatal care is important ant but would not be considered an emergency until care associated with the actual delivery.
Answered 4/5/2013
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Regarding insurance?: If you're asking about insurance coverage, most insurance plans have a separate coverage for pregnancy-related care as well as delivery and newborn baby care. If you're asking about the ability of an emergency room to provide pregnancy-related care- then absolutely! emergency physicians are well trained in caring for pregnant patients, performing deliveries and caring for newborns!
Answered 5/27/2016
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