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You can get it in New Jeddah Clinic Hospital covered by Insurance or for free in Medical Health Centers of your area.
Baby's insurance cost will be very less. As the age increases the insurance premium increases. you can find out your answer in http://www.delhimoms.com
Life insurance can be purchased for a baby. Any insurance company should be able to place a policy. The best known policy would be the Gerber Baby Plan.
I suggest getting insurance somewhere. It is very expensive to have a baby. With all of the prenantal care and the hospital stay. Even if it were a perfect birth and you were only in the hospital one day or less, it would still be very expensive. If you or the baby needed extra medical care or needed to stay in the hospital longer, it would go way up. Check with your state about getting state covered insurance. There are also some companies that you can buy insurance from privately. Or the last option is just to pay for all expenses yourself if you can afford it or work out a payment plan with the doctor and hospital. Another thing is that after the baby is born, it will need insurance for all of the doctors visits and vaccinations that will be needed. You may be able to get the baby covered by the state even if you aren't covered by them or don't qualify. Good luck! If you can afford to get health insurance you should get it before the get pregnant. If you cannot afford health insurance you SHOULD NOT GET PREGNANT. Nobody should plan on getting pregnant if they can't afford to care for the baby the way it needs to be cared for. Be responsible. Wait for insurance. A child is unexpected medical cost and hospital expenses cost more than you'll ever be able to pay off since the added expense of a child. Don't be selfish think of your child.
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The average cost for insurance for a newborn baby will be around $10 a month. If you get insurance at an early age and keep it, it will be cheaper throughout your life.
it really depends of each individual insurance. If the 19 year old is a full time student, she would be fully covered under your insurance. Also, some state laws require parents to cover a dependant child until a certain age (thru age 19 or sometimes even 23). if the child is covered under the insurance, a pregnancy would be covered.. meaning all prenatal care, post natal for the mother and delivery, including hospital and physician fees. The baby however, will not be covered. The dependant of a dependant is not typically a eligible covered dependant on any insurance plan. I've seen insurance plans that would cover a 19 year old child dependent, but, when you check the maternity benefit, she won't be covered unless there is a complication with the pregnancy. If your insurance plan covers her as a dependant or student then she will be covered for her maternity. Most insurance policies will not cover a dependant grandchild, it depends on your individual plan. I have not seen any plans in my company that do. You may need to look into applying for Medicaid for the grandchild. As stated above if the 19 year old is a qualified dependent then it should be covered **IF** the parents policy covers maternity. Maternity is not automatic coverage in all circumstances and is a benefit that is being made optional with much greater frequency in those states where the insurance company is not obligated to include it.
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