Congrats! You're Expecting!
What's Covered
Prenatal Check Ups
These are your regular OB visits to track baby’s growth and your health - typically monthly at first, then weekly as your due date gets closer.Ultrasounds
A safe way see your baby during pregnancy. The first usually happens as early as 8 weeks to check in on development and confirm your due date.Gestational Diabetes Screening
Some women develop diabetes during pregnancy. This routine test, done around 24-28 weeks, helps spot it early so you and baby stay healthy.Labor and Delivery
Your hospital stay and the care you receive during childbirth.Breast Pump
Most breast pumps and supplies are covered at no cost by your health plan.Lactation Consultant
One-on-one support to help you get started with breastfeeding, solve challenges, and feel more confident feeding your baby.
Coverage varies depending on your specific health plan. You may have some out-of-pocket costs like copays and deductibles.
Get a Free Breast Pump with AZ Blue!
Ready to order? Here's how:
Most breast pumps and supplies (including bags or bottles for storage) are covered at no cost when ordered through an in-network durable medical equipment or medical supply provider.
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Health Choice Members can order a breast pump from Acelleron.
- All other members can order from an in-network provider like Rotech, Yummy Mummy or Aeroflow.
A doctor's prescription is required to order a breast pump. Good news: The durable medical equipment provider will do the work for you by contacting your provider for an electronic prescription to complete the order.
Make Your Dollars Go Further with HSA & FSA Funds
Did you know that many maternity support items can be paid using your tax-free health savings or flexible spending account funds?
Pregnancy Test
Prenatal Vitamins
Nausea Medications
Therapeutic Body Pillow
Postpartum Care Kits
C-Section Recovery Items
Find Your Care Teams
The right care can make a big difference – during pregnancy, after birth, and as your baby grows. With thousands of OB-GYNs, pediatricians, and other specialists, AZ Blue makes it easy to find your care team.
Answers to Your Pregnancy Questions
Most breast pumps and supplies (including bags or bottles for storage) are covered at no cost when ordered through an in-network durable medical equipment provider or medical supplies provider like Rotech or Yummy Mummy.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Medicaid members can order a breast pump from Acelleron.
A doctor’s prescription is required to order a breast pump. See below for instructions on ordering a breast pump.
Members can order a breast pump from an in-network medical supplier.
Here’s how it works:
- Click below to order
- Enter your information
- The company will contact your provider for an electronic prescription to complete your order
- Note: Not ALL types of breast pumps are covered. Typically, hospital-grade breast pumps are not covered.
- You can also ask your provider for an electronic prescription ahead of time to expedite the process
Here’s where to go:
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Medicaid members can order a breast pump from Acelleron.
All other members can order from an in-network provider like Rotech or Yummy Mummy.
AZ Blue plans typically cover lactation support from International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs) when they are in-network. Members are encouraged to use the Lactation Network or search the provider directory on the AZ Blue portal to confirm if a consultant is contracted with their specific plan.
Talk to your doctor about your concerns since they can determine if you are high-risk. To learn more about our high-risk maternity care team, click here.
Log in to your AZ Blue member portal for specific plan details. Once logged in, click on the My Benefits drop-down menu and select Plan Benefits. Scroll down to find your Benefit Book, which lists plan coverage details.
We Love Babies!
Did you know AZ Blue has an Infants at Work program? It’s true! Our employees can bring their babies to work with them until they are six months old.
