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Pregnancy case management

Doctor holds stethoscope on pregnant patient's belly

Start of a beautiful journey

If you think you are pregnant, call your doctor today to schedule an appointment.

Pregnancy can be the start of a beautiful journey, an unexpected surprise and even sometimes scary. As your baby grows and changes, so will you. Prevea360 Plan is with you on your journey to having a healthy pregnancy and baby.

Pregnancy case management is your connection to care and services needed to keep you and your baby healthy. Our program is for members who are pregnant or have recently delivered.

Through Pregnancy case management, we will:

  • Help you make healthy changes, like cutting back or quitting tobacco
  • Connect you with community resources and services to meet your individual needs
  • Find information on health education classes
  • Choose a doctor for you and your baby
  • Support you with breastfeeding and pumping
  • Screen for anxiety and depression or other mood disorders, and make referrals to appropriate services


You’ll also have access to:

  • A case manager who specializes in maternal health to help address your questions and concerns
  • A social worker who can assist with complex social needs and resources  
  • If your child is diagnosed with a complex condition, a case manager who specializes in pediatrics to provide support before, during, and after your delivery
  • A team of nurses and social workers who will support you with substance use and mental health needs through our behavioral health program
  • Pregnancy loss case management 

 

 Pregnancy resources

Preparing

When you need for a newborn or for a delivery. Who to tell and when.
Learn more

After delivery

What to expect before and during delivery. Be prepared and know what to expect. 
Learn more

Feeding your baby

Find out about breastfeeding, donor milk and formula. Learn the pros and cons.
Learn more

Pregnancy loss

Pregnancy loss is devastating, no matter when it happens during the pregnancy or what the circumstances are. Along with physical symptoms, most women experience a wide range of emotions after pregnancy losses that include denial/disbelief, guilt, anger, depression, sadness and confusion.

It is important to take good care of yourself and ask others for support. Give yourself plenty of time to grieve. If you have had a pregnancy loss, talk with your doctor or nurse for information to help you cope.

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