Pregnant and Uninsured in California?

The AIM (Access for Infants and Mothers) was designed to provide prenatal and health care for pregnant women who otherwise have no maternity insurance. If you've been a California resident for at least six months, are not more than 30 weeks pregnant and meet the income requirements, you may qualify for AIM.

This state sponsored program provides prenatal care for your baby, healthcare throughout your pregnancy, hospital delivery and infant care for the first two years of your baby's life. Due to restrictions on state funding, the number of pregnant women who may be enrolled in the AIM Program is limited to available space.

Call 1-800-433-2611 for more information.
AIM Program c/o Healthcare Alternatives P.O. Box 15248 Los Angeles, CA 90015

Just for an idea if you might qualify by income:

(A) Family size (including unborn baby) (B) Gross family income (C) Total cost for Pregnancy and baby's first year (D)Your monthly cost

(A) 2 (B) $20,721 - 31,080 (C) up to $622 (D) up to $52
(A) 3 (B) $25,961 - 38,940 (C) up to $779 (D) up to $65
(A) 4 (B) $31,201 - 46,800 (C) up to $936 (D) up to $78

An additional $100 is due on the infant's first birthday for the infant's second year of care.
If your income is below the lowest amount on the chart, you may qualify for MediCal at no cost to you.