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Page last updated on: 10/15/25

When priorities shift to parenthood, we've got you covered.

From the minute you find out you're pregnant to the moment you meet your baby, it seems like there are a million things to know. PriorityMOM™ is here to help with useful—and important—information about your health, your health plan and your coverage throughout every step of the way.

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Understand your costs and coverage.

A full-term pregnancy can seem like a full-time job. You don't need the additional challenges of health care coverage getting in the way of all the other planning and decision-making. Let's look at your health care costs and coverage, so you can focus on the fun stuff—like picking out a theme for the nursery.

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It’s not always an emergency, but it can be bad—especially true during pregnancy. Learn more about the different types of hypertension, risk factors and how to lower your risks.

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Managing type 1 or type 2 diabetes can be challenging, especially during pregnancy, but there are things you can do on your own to help manage the condition and keep glucose levels in check.

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We put together some FAQs to help you get a free pump of your own using your health plan, as well as some hints to perfecting the process.

Baby blues and postpartum depression: you're not alone.

It’s not uncommon to experience a change in mood after giving birth. In fact, it's something many moms face. But knowing the difference between the baby blues, postpartum depression and other severe conditions such as postpartum anxiety is important. Learn what signs to look out for, and see how your Priority Health plan can help.

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We've put together the following to-do list that you can use to ensure a safer, healthier—longer—pregnancy.

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Diabetes that is diagnosed for the first time during pregnancy is called gestational diabetes. Gestational diabetes causes high blood sugar because your body stops responding to the insulin you produce (insulin resistance).

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You can develop high blood pressure as the result of your pregnancy, even after baby is born. We want to help you take care of yourself so you're in good health when baby needs you.

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Here’s a quick guide to help you add your baby to your Individual health insurance plan, the moment they arrive.

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Priority Health is here to help you manage your mental health through your pregnancy with some tips.

PriorityMOM™ is the mother of all maternity programs

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