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Pregnancy care
Take care of yourself while you’re pregnant. That’s the best way to give your baby a great start. And be sure to share the news with us. Whether you need help choosing a doctor, learning about childbirth classes or getting healthy food, we're here.
Just call Member Services at 1-855-300-5528 (TTY: 711).
Have a question?
Just call 1-855-300-5528 (TTY: 711). We’re here Monday through Friday, 7 AM to 7 PM ET.
Earn rewards with care
Earn rewards with care
Maternity Matters is all about earning rewards with maternity care. It’s a benefit you can enjoy before and after your baby is born. Why take part? You’ll get support throughout your pregnancy and as a new mother. A healthy baby is the best reward, but now you can enjoy even more.
How does the program work?
You’ll earn rewards for completing certain goals. Then, the dollars show up on a special card you’ll receive. You can use the money for healthy food, maternity supplies and diapers at local and online stores. Once you know you’re pregnant, just call us at 1-855-300-5528 (TTY: 711). Then, ask to speak with a care manager. They’ll help you get started.
With Maternity Matters, you can earn:
$25 gift card: Just go to your initial prenatal visit.
$10 gift card: Earn for each additional prenatal visit you complete (up to 10 visits).
$25 gift card: Go to your postpartum visit within 7 to 84 days after your baby’s birth.
Cribs or carseats for moms: Pregnant members can earn a gift card up to $90 to purchase a portable crib or car seat at 37 weeks or more of pregnancy for seeing their doctor regularly (at least 7 visits) during their pregnancy.
You may also be able to get rides for any additional needs such as job interviews, job training, shopping for professional attire, grocery store or food bank, and accessing community health services that are not otherwise covered.
Extra help during pregnancy
Extra help during pregnancy
Is any parent ever prepared enough for a new baby? If you feel overwhelmed, you’re not alone. We can help you stay healthy through your pregnancy and get the care you need.
Our team can help you:
Learn more about your pregnancy
Make a care plan that’s right for you
Get services and care
Work with health care providers, agencies and organizations
Get services after hours in a crisis
Arrange services for children with special health care needs
Care management can help make your life easier. Just call us at 1-855-300-5528 (TTY: 711). Then, ask to speak with a care manager.
Have a healthier pregnancy
Have a healthier pregnancy
If you’re planning a family, try to see your doctor before you get pregnant. If you’re already pregnant or even think you might be, take these simple steps:
See your doctor early — this can help keep both of you healthy.
Keep all your appointments. Make it a goal to not miss even one.
Take on healthy habits. Like eating healthy meals and getting enough exercise. Also, aim for 8 to 10 hours of sleep every night.
Don’t use tobacco, alcohol or illegal drugs. If you’re using these substances, tell your doctor right away. You’re not alone, and they can help.
Tell your doctor about any prescription medications you take — you may need to stop while you’re pregnant.
Learn about childbirth classes to help with your pregnancy and delivery. They’re free. Just ask your doctor how to sign up.
Ask your doctor if you need a lead test. Older houses and other sources can expose you to lead. And high lead levels can harm your baby.
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
WIC is a national nutrition program that aims to protect the health of women, infants and children. You can find WIC programs in:
County health departments
Hospitals and clinics
Community centers
Schools
Other places in your area
The Kentucky WIC program provides these services at no cost:
Help with breastfeeding questions
Referrals to agencies
Healthy food, like fruits and vegetables
Healthy eating tips
Need to learn more about WIC? Just call us at 1-855-300-5528 (TTY: 711). You can also call WIC to see if you and your child can use the service: 1-800-462-6122. Or visit WIC online.
More info for a healthy pregnancy
You’ll find topics on everything from pregnancy to well-child visits.
Check out this source for info about how to get ready for your baby, childbirth and more.
Learn how to prevent premature birth. The goal is to avoid long-term health problems for your baby. You’ll also find tools and more info for a healthy pregnancy.