Pregnancy & baby
From your first thoughts of getting pregnant to the moment you hold your little one in your arms, we’re here for you on this exciting journey.
Expert care for your most precious moments
From the moment you walk through our doors, our highly-trained doctors, midwives, and specialists are there to provide personalized guidance, compassionate care, and a nurturing community to make your pregnancy journey as safe and healthy as possible.
At Intermountain, we know babies don't always arrive according to plan. Meet three mothers as they share their birth stories and why they chose Intermountain.
Our services
Your pregnancy and baby team
When it comes to pregnancy care, experience matters. Our providers bring a wealth of knowledge and heartfelt dedication to deliver the best possible care.
Childbirth education classes (in-person and online)
We have a variety of classes for soon-to-be and new parents to help you prepare for your new arrival. Every lesson is taught by a registered nurse, on topics from birth-basics to breastfeeding to boot camps for new dads.
Schedule a pre-pregnancy exam
A healthy pregnancy begins long before you see those two little lines on your pregnancy test. Set an exam with your provider to go over your personal and family medical history, make sure your immunizations are up-to-date, discuss whether you’re interested in genetic testing and screen for infections including sexually transmitted diseases.
Personalized prenatal care
When it comes to the health and well-being of you and your baby, you want exceptional care from caregivers you can trust.
Our prenatal specialists have years of experience and work as a team to give you the healthiest and safest pregnancy possible.
Getting prepared for baby - Insurance FAQs
No matter if you’re four weeks along or coming up on your due date, if you have questions about labor, delivery, or life with a newborn, we’re here for you.
Every insurance plan differs in the coverage they provide for you and your baby. You may want to check whether preauthorization is required, the authorized length of stay, and which testing or procedures are covered. Your insurance carrier also will help you understand your copayments and deductibles.
You generally have 30 days from the date of birth to add your newborn to your primary insurance policy. We’ll let your insurance carrier know if you or your baby stays at the hospital longer due to complications.
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