Pregnancy Care at Diana Health
Support That Goes Beyond Just Visits
Diana Health App
An easy-to-use, centralized hub for messaging your care team, tracking next steps, and accessing trusted resources.
Care Navigator
A real, dedicated person you can always reach out to for questions, scheduling help, or anything else that comes up.
Classes and Education
Expert-led classes covering birth preferences, labor and delivery, lactation, and newborn care, offered both in-person and virtually.
Still have questions?
When can I schedule my first pregnancy visit?
As soon as you get a positive pregnancy test!
We like to kick off prenatal care with a New Pregnancy Virtual Consult, which is a short telehealth appointment where a Diana Health clinician will get to know you, answer your questions, and make sure you’re ready for your first in-person visit and ultrasound.
What insurance do you accept?
We accept most major insurance plans, including most Medicaid and TRICARE plans. Coverage can vary by clinic, so check out your local clinic’s page for the most up-to-date list.
If you’re still not sure, our team can help you check your coverage before your first visit.
Will I see a midwife?
Yes! We want to give our patients the most personalized, hands-on support we can throughout their pregnancies, which is why midwifery care is a key part of what we offer here at Diana Health.
Diana Health midwives are Certified Nurse Midwives (CNMs), which means they’re licensed health care professionals that are trained to provide expert nonsurgical pregnancy care (prenatal care, labor and delivery, and postpartum care). All of our midwives work closely with our OB/GYNs throughout your pregnancy, bringing them in if it’s medically indicated (or whenever you’d like one to be involved).
Midwifery care is great for those looking for more personalized support and a deeper relationship with their provider, as midwife visits are longer and more whole-person centered than traditional prenatal appointments. However, if you decide you want to see Diana Health OB/GYNs more frequently throughout your pregnancy journey, we’re completely supportive. Just reach out to your care navigator and they’ll work to get you scheduled.
Can I see the same provider throughout my pregnancy?
Yes. At Diana Health, you have the opportunity to choose to build a relationship with a primary provider, while also getting to know others on your care team who may be part of your delivery.
Our goal is for you to feel comfortable and supported every step of the way.
Do you accept transfer patients?
Yes. We’re happy to welcome transfer patients, and will work closely with you and your last provider to make the transition as smooth as possible.
In most cases, we’re able to accept transfers up to around 36 weeks. Please get in touch with our team so we can help get you set up.
How many visits will I have during my pregnancy?
We’re happy to see you as soon as you get a positive pregnancy test. If you’re less than nine weeks pregnant, we typically kick off your prenatal care with a New Pregnancy Virtual Consultation. Once you’re nine weeks or above, we’ll have you into the clinic for your first in-person prenatal visit (New OB) and ultrasound.
Following that New OB (NOB), patients generally have monthly return OB visits (ROBs) until 28 weeks; after that we tend to move to a biweekly ROB cadence. And then we usually like to see you every week during the month leading up to your due date.
After you give birth, we’ll want see you for at least two checkups. Your first postpartum visit will generally land ~1-2 weeks post-birth, and the second ~6 weeks after delivery.
Where will I deliver my baby?
You’ll deliver at one of our trusted partner hospitals, supported by a Diana Health care team (which includes a certified nurse midwife, a team of experienced nurses, and an OB/GYN if needed). Check out your local clinic’s dedicated page for more information on the hospital you’ll be delivering at.
What does postpartum care look like at Diana Health?
We feel strongly that care doesn’t stop after delivery. We stay closely connected to you as you recover, with early check-ins and ongoing support for your physical and mental health.
