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- State: Wisconsin
- Age: 18-64
- Disabled: No
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Find health plans for Wisconsin, along with information about insurance benefits, extra services and tips to help you live a healthier life.
The first step is to select a plan below. Click on the plan name to see more information. Then simply call to join.
Medicaid Plans
- Call Us at 1-800-291-2002 or let us call you (TTY# 1-800-947-6644)
- Call Us at 1-800-291-2002 or let us call you (TTY# 1-800-947-6644)
Children's Plans
- Call Us at 1-800-291-2002 or let us call you (TTY# 1-800-947-6644)
You’re on a very important journey.
Here’s a little of what to expect in your pregnancy:
Months 1 to 3: As your body changes, you might feel nausea, mood swings, tiredness or heartburn.
Months 4 to 6: For most women, the nausea has passed. Your baby isn’t big enough to make you too uncomfortable.
Months 7 to 9: At this stage, your baby grows fastest. You might feel more tired and uncomfortable.
If you’re not a member, see select a plan from the list on the left.
Members: call the number on your ID card for help.
We'll help you get there.
You have places to go, and as an eligible UnitedHealthcare Community Plan member, you can get there.
We'll get you to your medical, dental and therapy appointments. Simply give us a call and we arrange transportation for you.
If you're a member, call the number on your ID card to learn more.
If you're not a member, select a plan from the list on the left.
Give your smile the attention it deserves.
When you're pregnant, your smile needs extra care and attention. UnitedHealthcare Community Plan can help.
Explore our plans to learn more about our dental benefits, like dental exams and cleaning at no cost to you.
If you're a member, call the number on your ID card for more information.
If you're not a member, select a plan from the list on the left.
Pregnant?
As a member, Healthy First Steps® will help guide you through your pregnancy.
You get help:
- Choosing a doctor or nurse midwife.
- Scheduling appointments and exams.
- Finding transportation to the doctor.
- Choosing a doctor for your new baby.
- Getting care after your baby is born.
- Connecting with community resources.
Select a plan from the list on the left to learn more. Members call the number on your ID card for more information.
Earn points you can use for baby supplies.
As a member, you can earn rewards for going to doctor checkups to help you and your baby stay healthy.
You can use your rewards to get the supplies you need for you and your baby.
If you're not a member, select a plan from the list on the left.
If you're a member, call the number on your ID card to learn more.
It’s normal to have questions about your pregnancy.
As a member, you can call and talk to a skilled nurse anytime, day or night.
Call our NurseLine with questions about:
- Signs of early labor.
- Anything that worries you about your health or pregnancy.
- When to head to the hospital.
Members, call 1-800-535-6714 (TTY: 711) for NurseLine or call 1-855-634-3571 to talk to a doctor. If you are not a member select a plan from the list on the left.
As part of our brand changeover to UnitedHealthcare Community Plan, we're improving our websites. But we're not quite done yet. So for now, we're sending you to our old website for the information you need. Rest assured that it's up-to-date and correct, even if it may not be as pretty as the UnitedHealthcare Community Plan website you'll be going to soon. Thanks for your understanding.