where I live each hospital had a clinic and Dr's who have rights at them..... I called the one in my hometown and didn't get and answer( have to call a referral service and they choose the Dr for you) I called like 20 times.... called even the next day and left messages, so after lunch I called the one that is 13 miles away and got an answer and an appointment right away, so I ended up delivering at the hospital in the neighboring town ☺ that's and interesting way to pick isn't it lol
first time, my mom picked it since I was under 18, she had us kids there. second time I picked it and it was recommend by mutual friends and this new hospital is the only one that accepts my insurance but its a better hospital. when you pick one, make sure you actually talk to people that have been there so that you can know if its a good or bad hospital.
you have to find an OBGYN that accepts your insurance first... and then they tell you which hospitals they are able to deliver at, some doctors are only at one hospital but other doctors are able to deliver at multiple hospitals. usually whatever your OB goes with, is what you'll go with.
I'm not sure actually, I live in a small town and My OBGYN is right down the road from the hospital which is all about an hour away from me @mommytobetoaprincess
you should ask her because to me that's kind of something that I think most people would know, especially if they send you to the hospital for ultrasounds or other test then that's usually the hospital you'll deliver at and even in the clinic they have the hospital name somewhere
Sarah Drew·
Мама двоих (младенец)
where I live each hospital had a clinic and Dr's who have rights at them..... I called the one in my hometown and didn't get and answer( have to call a referral service and they choose the Dr for you) I called like 20 times.... called even the next day and left messages, so after lunch I called the one that is 13 miles away and got an answer and an appointment right away, so I ended up delivering at the hospital in the neighboring town ☺ that's and interesting way to pick isn't it lol
Mari·
Мама двоих (младенец), ждёт третьего
first time, my mom picked it since I was under 18, she had us kids there. second time I picked it and it was recommend by mutual friends and this new hospital is the only one that accepts my insurance but its a better hospital. when you pick one, make sure you actually talk to people that have been there so that you can know if its a good or bad hospital.
Carissa Dabbs·
It was the closest hospital and still an hour away 😂 every other one is about 2-3 hours away so it was pretty much chosen for me lol.
Nicole·
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So you choose a hospital that accepts your insurance pretty much? Does it have to be near your obgyn? @babyhorton16 @kelseys @sarahdrew
Mari·
Мама двоих (младенец), ждёт третьего
you have to find an OBGYN that accepts your insurance first... and then they tell you which hospitals they are able to deliver at, some doctors are only at one hospital but other doctors are able to deliver at multiple hospitals. usually whatever your OB goes with, is what you'll go with.
Carissa Dabbs·
I'm not sure actually, I live in a small town and My OBGYN is right down the road from the hospital which is all about an hour away from me @mommytobetoaprincess
Nicole·
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@kelseys, okay, I've already had an obgyn, so she should let me know where when it's time, or do I have to mention it?
Mari·
Мама двоих (младенец), ждёт третьего
you should ask her because to me that's kind of something that I think most people would know, especially if they send you to the hospital for ultrasounds or other test then that's usually the hospital you'll deliver at and even in the clinic they have the hospital name somewhere
Nicole·
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I have my ultrasounds at her office.. @kelseys