I have the Anthem Blue Cross HMO and have a $10 copay with each doctor visit. The delivery, regardless of type, and hospital stay for both me and baby are covered. So total it will just be a little over $100 in copays. And that is how I was able to afford the doula!
Prenatal/Postnatal care is covered 100%. Delivery/Nursery Care is covered 75%. The maximum out-of-pocket cost to us assuming everything goes smoothly is $1,750. If one or both babies need to stay longer than MY discharge date then our claim becomes 'family' and our maximum out-of-pocket would go up to $3,500. We have BCBS PPO.
I have BCBS TRS Activecare 2. I paid $432 to the Dr. office for all my care through delivery and post-partum. I have to pay $1392 to the hospital my maximum out of pocket is $2000 and I still have to pay my deductible which is included in the hospital total.
I have Kaiser, my out of pocket is $750 regardless of vaginal or c-section. I used to have the plan it sounds like you have (patient pays 20%) but I switched to the richer plan during open enrollment since I knew I would be giving birth this year and would rather have an exact dollar amount than wonder what the grand total would be. Love that all pre-natal care was $0 (except when I had to pay the specialist co-pay of $30 when I had my growth ultrasound).
I have Tricare Standard, so I will have a small OOP payment, somewhere around $50. I think I have to pay the costs of the meals or something silly like that. Everything else is $0.
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Mine is excellent. I paid a one time $15 copay for all prenatal visits. When I'm admitted to L&D I pay $100 copay and nothing more. Not bad. It doesn't matter what kind of delivery or complications that could arise.
I also have Kaiser through DH's work and this whole pregnancy all I had to pay was $10 for my initial pregnancy confirmation and everything else is covered. We pay nothing for the delivery.
Re: What are your out of pocket costs for your delivery?
Same for me too. 750! Not bad reallly.
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Through Aetna and $0. No premiums/deductibles/copay/OOP.
:happy dance: