How Much Does Prenatal Care (Full Pregnancy) Cost?

Prenatal care encompasses all routine medical visits and screenings during pregnancy, including monthly check-ups, lab work, ultrasounds, and maternal health monitoring from confirmation of pregnancy through delivery.

Cost by State

State	Without Insurance	With Insurance	Medicare
Mississippi	$1,400	$300	$200
Arkansas	$1,500	$300	$200
Oklahoma	$1,500	$300	$200
Alabama	$1,600	$300	$200
Louisiana	$1,600	$300	$200
Missouri	$1,600	$300	$200
West Virginia	$1,600	$300	$200
Iowa	$1,700	$300	$300
Kansas	$1,700	$300	$300
Kentucky	$1,700	$300	$300
South Carolina	$1,700	$300	$200
Tennessee	$1,700	$300	$300
Georgia	$1,800	$400	$300
Idaho	$1,800	$400	$300
Indiana	$1,800	$400	$300
Nebraska	$1,800	$400	$300
New Mexico	$1,800	$400	$300
North Carolina	$1,800	$400	$300
Ohio	$1,800	$400	$300
South Dakota	$1,800	$400	$300
Utah	$1,800	$400	$300
Arizona	$1,900	$400	$300
Montana	$1,900	$400	$300
Texas	$1,900	$400	$300
Wyoming	$1,900	$400	$300
Florida	$2,000	$400	$300
Michigan	$2,000	$400	$300
Nevada	$2,000	$400	$300
North Dakota	$2,000	$400	$300
Virginia	$2,000	$400	$300
Wisconsin	$2,000	$400	$300
Colorado	$2,100	$400	$300
Illinois	$2,100	$400	$300
Minnesota	$2,100	$400	$300
Pennsylvania	$2,100	$400	$300
Delaware	$2,200	$400	$300
Maine	$2,200	$400	$300
Oregon	$2,200	$400	$300
Vermont	$2,200	$400	$300
Maryland	$2,300	$500	$300
Rhode Island	$2,300	$500	$300
Washington	$2,300	$500	$300
New Hampshire	$2,400	$500	$400
New Jersey	$2,500	$500	$400
Connecticut	$2,600	$500	$400
California	$2,700	$500	$400
Alaska	$2,800	$600	$400
Massachusetts	$2,800	$600	$400
New York	$2,800	$600	$400
Hawaii	$2,900	$600	$400

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does prenatal care (full pregnancy) cost without insurance?

The average cost of prenatal care (full pregnancy) without insurance in the United States is $2,000. Costs vary significantly by state.

Does insurance cover prenatal care (full pregnancy)?

Most health insurance plans cover prenatal care (full pregnancy) when medically necessary. With insurance, the average out-of-pocket cost is $400.

Does Medicare cover prenatal care (full pregnancy)?

Medicare Part B typically covers prenatal care (full pregnancy) when ordered by a doctor. The average Medicare-approved amount is $300.

What additional costs should I expect beyond prenatal care (full pregnancy)?

Additional costs may include prenatal testing, anesthesia fees, newborn care, extended hospital stays, and any complications. These can add $1,000 to $5,000 or more.