Hoosier Healthwise Covers Pregnant Women in Indiana

There is a Medicaid program in each and every state. In Indiana, the main Medicaid program covers the health needs of eligible women who are pregnant. The Hoosier Healthwise Program can also cover pregnant woman. Indiana has a Presumptive Eligibility program as well. Medicaid is a public, or government run, health insurance program. It is designed to provide health insurance coverage to individuals and families who are low-income and who cannot afford to purchase health insurance coverage from a private insurance company. Medicaid is funded by both the federal government and the government of an individual state. In Indiana, Medicaid … Continue reading

Medicaid in Michigan Covers Women Who are Pregnant

The Medicaid programs in every state are there to help low-income people be able to afford access to health care. All Medicaid programs have portions that are designed to cover the health care needs of pregnant women. In Michigan, there are three parts of the state’s Medicaid program that serve this purpose. Medicaid is a public, or government run, health insurance program. It is designed to provide health insurance coverage for individuals and families who are low-income and who cannot afford to buy a health plan from a private insurance company. Medicaid is funded, in part, by the federal government. … Continue reading

Arkansas Has a Women’s Health (Family Planning) Program

Arkansas has a Medicaid program that has a few different parts. As far as I can tell, their regular Medicaid program covers women who are pregnant. Arkansas also has a program called “Women’s Health (Family Planning)”. Medicaid is a public, or government run, form of health insurance. The purpose is to provide individuals and families who are low-income, and who cannot afford to buy a health insurance plan from a private health insurance company, to be able to have access to health care. Medicaid is funded both by the federal government and by the government of an individual state. Typically, … Continue reading

Kansas Medicaid Program is called HealthWave

Medicaid is a public insurance program that every state has. Individual states can simply call their program Medicaid, or, can change the name to something that better suits them. In Kansas, the Medicaid program is also called HealthWave. Medicaid is a public, or government run, form of health insurance. It is designed to help people who are low-income to receive health insurance coverage. The funding for Medicaid comes from both the federal government and the government of an individual state. In Kansas, the Medicaid program is called HealthWave. It is administered by the Department of Health and Environment. HealthWave combines … Continue reading

Medicaid in Wyoming Can Help Pregnant Women

Most states will cover women who are pregnant in their Medicaid program. Wyoming has three programs that are a part of Medicaid that will cover women who are pregnant. Newborns who are born to mothers who are qualified for Medicaid automatically get covered by the Kids Care CHIP. Medicaid, as you may know, is a public, or government run, form of health insurance. It is funded, in part, by the federal government, and in part by the state government. The purpose of the Medicaid program is to provide an affordable form of health insurance for families and individuals who are … Continue reading

Women’s Health Care Just Got More Affordable!

As of August 1, 2012, the Affordable Care Act requires all health insurance plans to cover women’s preventative care without a co-payment or cost-sharing requirement. This means that women who have health insurance can get the care they need at a much more affordable price. August 1, 2012, is seen by many as a day of celebration for American women, and their families. This is because the Affordable Care Act now requires all health insurance plans to cover women’s preventative care without charging women a co-pay or deductible in order to receive these types of health care. This is the … Continue reading

Baby Your Baby Program Helps Pregnant Women in Utah

The state of Utah has a public health insurance program called “Baby Your Baby”. It is designed to help uninsured pregnant women to be able to afford outpatient and pregnancy related medical care. Baby Your Baby is considered to be a form of prenatal Medicaid. The cost of prenatal care, giving birth in a hospital, and post-natal care can be more expensive than a family, or an individual pregnant woman, can afford. The financial aspects of pregnancy can quickly become too expensive for an uninsured pregnant woman to pay for. The state of Utah has an extensive Medicaid program that … Continue reading

What Does Maternity Insurance Cover?

Does your health insurance plan cover maternity? Most of them will not, unless you specifically purchase that extra form of insurance. Without it, many families find themselves paying for those expenses out of pocket after their baby is born in the hospital. Common sense would tell you that pregnancy, and childbirth, are natural functions of the human body. One would assume that the medical expenses that go along with prenatal care, postnatal care, and giving birth at a hospital would be covered by a typical health insurance policy. Most people would consider a pregnancy to be a blessing, and realize … Continue reading

The Hospital Takes Insurance – Does the Doctor?

Medical debt from hospital bills can send families spiraling into bankruptcy. If you have health insurance coverage, you might think that you will be able to afford going to a hospital for the health care you need. The hospital might take your insurance, but that doesn’t mean individual doctors within the hospital are also going to accept that form of payment. Not all trips to the hospital are going to be things that you can plan. Accidents can happen that lead to emergency visits. In those situations, people end up hoping that they were taken to a hospital that will … Continue reading

The Insurance Policy (Part II)

We live in a time that pretty much demands various and numerous insurance policies. We have health insurance, car insurance, home owners/renters insurance, life insurance, etc. the list goes on and on. While my midwife employs what she calls her “Insurance Policy” it doesn’t involve a premium or a deductible. Rather it embraces and demands healthy living. The cost of this insurance policy isn’t necessarily monetary (and it certainly isn’t as expensive as the various insurance premiums), it does require thought, education, daily effort, and persistent commitment. As I mention in Part I, this insurance policy has three parts: nutrition, … Continue reading