Planning a Family? Don’t Let Your Health Insurance Decide Your Options for You
Most couples don’t realize how much their insurance choice affects pregnancy, birth, and recovery—until it’s too late.
I help you choose a health insurance plan that supports the kind of pregnancy and birth experience you want.
What Most People Don’t Realize
Birth is often one of the most memorable experiences in a woman’s life—and for many couples, one of the largest medical expenses they’ll ever face.
If you’re planning a family, your health insurance isn’t just a monthly bill—it directly affects:
- Which doctors, midwives, or birth centers you can use
- What your pregnancy and birth will actually cost
- Whether services like lactation support or pelvic floor therapy are covered
Many couples making around $50K/year can face $6,000–$8,000+ out-of-pocket for a birth on the wrong plan.
By the time you’re pregnant, many of your options are already locked in. In most cases, you can’t switch plans just because you’re pregnant—so planning ahead makes a real difference.
What I Do
I help you compare health insurance options before pregnancy so you can choose a plan that actually fits your real-life needs. We focus on:
Your priorities (cost, providers, flexibility)
What different plans actually cover (not just what they say)
Tradeoffs most people don’t know to ask about
This isn’t a sales call—it’s a strategy conversation.
Who This Is For
This is for you if:
- You’re actively trying to conceive or plan to soon
- You’re planning to start or grow your family in the next 1–3 years
- You want more control over your birth experience
- You’re changing jobs, getting married, turning 26, or reviewing coverage
- You’re overwhelmed trying to compare plans on your own
Why Work With Me
I’m Lisa Bloom. Before working in health insurance, I spent years supporting families through pregnancy, feeding, and postpartum recovery—as a lactation consultant, WIC nutrition educator, and childbirth educator.
That experience gives me a deep understanding of how families actually move through these seasons of life—and how insurance coverage can either support or limit those experiences.
I don’t give medical advice—I help you make smarter insurance decisions based on real-life experience.
How It Works
- Schedule a private phone call.
- (Optional) Complete a secure questionnaire beforehand
- Get clear, personalized guidance
No pressure. No obligation to enroll
Avoid costly surprises and choose your coverage before pregnancy limits your options. Some plans require that you not be pregnant at the time of enrollment.
Insurance guidance is educational and enrollment‑focused. We do not provide medical care or clinical advice.