Prenatal Care
Prenatal care in Virginia refers to the medical and supportive care that pregnant individuals receive throughout their pregnancy to help ensure a healthy pregnancy and baby. It involves a combination of regular medical checkups, screenings, education, counseling, and referrals to resources.
Virginia emphasizes early and regular prenatal care to improve birth outcomes and reduce health risks for mothers and babies. Services are offered through private providers, community health centers, local health departments, and hospital systems across the state.
Guided Prenatal Care
Prenatal Care with Insurance
Local health departments offer prenatal care, especially for those without insurance or with Medicaid.
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