Patient's question:
Looking at the doctor said the accuracy of the triple screen is very low, there are many false negatives and false positives. The results will take another month. Has anyone done non-invasive DNA? Please ask if non-invasive DNA is covered by medical insurance.Doctor's answer:
Generally, female employees of enterprises who undergo prenatal examinations or conceive need to choose designated medical institutions in their local area to register for the prepayment of prenatal examination expenses. Typically, the costs of prenatal examinations are first paid by the individual, and after the medical service is rendered, the prepayment is adjusted according to the scope of medical insurance regulations. Among these, the prenatal examination fees, delivery fees, and other conception-related medical expenses for eligible female employees are implemented with a fixed prepayment amount. Regarding the prepayment regulations for conception insurance, expectant mothers can consult their local social security bureau to determine what documents are required for the prepayment process. In summary, as long as the pregnant woman meets all the necessary conditions, the prenatal examination expenses can be prepaid.