Ready to start the bump watch? We’re talking about your baby bump. If you’re expecting, it might seem like the only thing that you can expect is a lot of change.

Pregnancy is a time of excitement and planning, but there are so many questions and concerns to be answered. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma can help answer many of those questions and offer information every step of the way.

No, we can’t cure morning sickness, but we can give lots of support through our  Special Beginnings^® program. Call 855-740-1515 to learn if you’re eligible. Our online resources support mothers and their newborns – at no additional cost.

Ready to start get started?

First, call 855-740-1515 or the customer service number on the back of your insurance card between 8 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. to sign up. The Special Beginnings team will provide a private questionnaire to help find out if you have any health risks and what support you may need throughout your pregnancy.

Once you are enrolled, you’ll enjoy:

• Personal phone contact with the Special Beginnings team to address your needs and concerns
• Help coordinating care with your doctor
• Help identifying and monitoring any pregnancy risk factors
• Support managing high-risk conditions such as gestational diabetes and preeclampsia
• Educational materials, including a complementary book about having a healthy pregnancy and baby
• Access to online resources

Are you a registered user of Blue Access for Members^SM?

Members who have the maternity program as part of their health plan can now access an online tool for expectant mothers found on Blue Access for Members.

The online tool offers:

• Videos about pregnancy and childbirth featuring professionals such as clinical psychologists and registered nurses
• Educational articles to guide you through the months leading up to birth and six weeks after you deliver
• A pregnancy calendar to help keep track of the pregnancy and know what to expect in each trimester
• A pregnancy due date calculator

Congratulations on your baby! Here’s to taking healthy steps toward taking good care of yourself and your baby.

Originally published 8/18/2015; Revised 2021