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Support for Your At Home Pregnancy Test

Whether you have Medicaid or not, we can help you understand your results and next steps.

You've used a home pregnancy test—or you're about to.

We're here to help you understand your result and what to do next.

Take this short questionnaire to get helpful information based on your answers.

Free
Takes 2-3 minutes

How This Can Help

Home pregnancy tests can raise questions, especially if the result is unexpected.

This questionnaire can help you:

  • Understand what your test result may mean
  • Learn when to call a doctor or clinic
  • Find out what care Medicaid covers
Woman Looking at Pregnancy Test

What You'll Do

  1. Complete your pregnancy test

    Follow the instructions on the test kit insert

  2. Answer a few questions

    We'll ask about your test result

  3. Get clear information

    You'll see easy-to-understand guidance based on your answers.

  4. Learn next steps

    You'll get information on pregnancy care and other services covered by Medicaid.

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If you are pregnant and have Medicaid,

You are eligible for:

  • Extra benefits
  • Support during pregnancy

This site helps you learn about services, benefits, and rewards available to support you and your baby.
Maternal-Infant Plan VAB information.pdf

If you are pregnant and DO NOT have Medicaid,

Learn more about Medicaid at Medicaid | Ohio Benefits Self Service Portal Core

Call the Medicaid Consumer Hotline: 800-324-8680

Find a Health Center (Members awaiting Medicaid coverage can find care options at HRSA- funded health centers.)

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Important Information

This questionnaire gives general health information.

It does not replace care from a doctor or nurse.

If you are worried or have strong pain, bleeding, or other serious symptoms, contact a healthcare provider right away. Know the urgent maternal warning signs, including severe pain, heavy bleeding, chest pain, trouble breathing, seizures, or thoughts of harming yourself or your baby. Seek medical care immediately. If you feel like something just isn't right, even if you're not sure it's serious, trust yourself and tell your care provider.

Ready to Get Started?

If you've taken a home pregnancy test—or are planning to—this questionnaire can help guide you.