Prenatal Plan

The FirstMed Prenatal Plan provides unparalleled maternity care, perfect for expecting foreign mothers in Budapest. It includes a suite of services designed to address every aspect of your prenatal care.

The FirstMed Prenatal Plan provides an extensive range of maternity examinations and screenings to ensure the health and well-being of both mother and baby. This carefully designed plan encompasses a variety of services, including regular check-ups and diagnostics, including genetic screenings, all tailored to meet the unique needs of your prenatal journey.

With a focus on thorough care and support at every stage of pregnancy, the FirstMed Prenatal Plan aims to create a holistic approach that promotes a healthy and joyful experience for expectant mothers.

Benefits of FirstMed's Prenatal Plan

FirstMed’s Prenatal Plan provides more than just women’s health care. It includes carefully selected visits, physical examinations, laboratory tests, and ultrasounds essential for a healthy pregnancy.

Tailored gynecology and obstetrics consultations

First, you will schedule your prenatal visits with your gynecologist. If you are healthy and there are no complicating risk factors, you can expect to see your doctor:

  • monthly, during your first six months of pregnancy,
  • every two weeks, during the seventh and eighth month of pregnancy,
  • weekly in the ninth month of pregnancy.

During the visits, you can discuss your questions and concerns with your doctor, such as

  • healthy nutrition and physical activity throughout the pregnancy,
  • what to expect during the birth process, and
  • fundamental skills for caring for your newborn.

Comprehensive screenings and examinations

At the examinations, your doctor will track your weight and blood pressure. We may also measure the size and shape of your uterus to determine whether the baby is growing and developing healthily. At most visits, we ask you to provide a urine sample for sugar and protein tests.

Diabetes screening

Diabetes screening takes place between the 24th and 28th week or earlier, in the 12th week, for women who are at higher risk of having gestational diabetes (diabetes that occurs during pregnancy).

Ultrasound

Ultrasound scans make a picture of the baby in the womb by sound waves. It is a helpful tool to:

  • monitor the baby’s growth and development;
  • record the fetal heartbeat or breathing movements;
  • check if you are carrying more than one baby;
  • identify various abnormalities that may affect the remainder of the pregnancy or delivery.

Genetic Ultrasound (US scan): This detailed scan during the 19-20th week checks for possible physical problems (abnormalities) in your baby. It may not detect every problem; we respect it if you choose not to perform this test.

Screening for possible developmental problems

FirstMed’s Prenatal Plan includes significant tests during pregnancy that can help predict the likelihood, or even detect the presence, of specific developmental or chromosomal abnormalities in the fetus. Furthermore, it helps detect and prevent potential problems early so we may direct you to appropriate specialists and hospitals.

Examinations included in FirstMed's Prenatal Plan at each stage of pregnancy:

Initial visit:

  • Initial Obstetric (OB) evaluation, history, and physical exam
  • Transvaginal ultrasound (US) scan

8-10 weeks:

  • Follow-up OB visit + consultation on genetic testing.
  • Internist exam with EKG
  • Vision exam
  • Dental exam
  • Pregnancy lab panel tests:
    • PAP smear,
    • vaginal culture,
    • chlamydia,
    • ABO/Rh antibody screen,
    • CBC – complete blood count,
    • iron studies,
    • liver function test,
    • thyroid function tests,
    • cholesterol,
    • HIV,
    • HbsAg,
    • VDRL – syphilis,
    • TORCH,
    • kidney function test,
    • glucose test

12 weeks:

  • Follow-up OB examination
  • Urinalysis
  • Genetic ultrasound (US) + blood test
  • Further exams/screenings at additional cost:
  • Preeclampsia screening,
  • PrenaTest®,
  • SMA screening*

16 weeks:

  • Follow-up OB examination
  • Urinalysis
  • Weight,
  • Blood pressure measurement

19-20 weeks:

  • Genetic US scan + Urine strip,
  • Blood pressure
  • Fetal electrocardiography – further exam at an external facility, available at additional cost*

24 weeks:

  • Urinalysis
  • Weight,
  • Blood pressure
  • US scan + 4D if possible
  • Lab tests
    • Glucose tolerance test,
    • CBC + liver function test,
    • kidney function test,
    • urine,
    • blood group + antibody screening

28 weeks:

  • Follow-up OB examination
  • Limited US
  • Urinalysis
  • Weight, Blood pressure

30 weeks:

  • Follow-up OB examination
  • 3rd trimester US screening
  • Urinalysis
  • Weight

34 weeks:

  • Follow-up OB examination
  • Urinalysis
  • Weight, Blood pressure

36 weeks:

  • Follow-up OB examination
  • Lab tests
    • Alk Ptase,
    • Bilirubin total,
    • SGOT/AST,
    • SGPT/ALT,
    • potassium,
    • sodium,
    • total protein,
    • glucose fast,
    • CBC,
    • PT/INR,
    • vaginal culture (StrtepB, ABO, Rh, antibody screen),
    • Fibrinogen,
    • LDH,
    • albumin,
    • kidney function

36-41 weeks:

  • Follow-up OB examination
  • Urinalysis
  • Weight
  • Flowmetry US (as needed between 37th and 39th week)

37-40 weeks:

  • CTG examination (non-stress test)

After delivery:

  • Pediatric visit
  • Postpartum OB visit at 6 weeks

Prenatal Plan price

Prenatal Plan
- full price -
HUF 890,000
Prenatal Plan
- discounted for FirstMed Plan Holders -
HUF 735,000

Further examinations (not included in the plan price):

  • PrenaTest® – Prena Optimum: HUF 199,000 – Prena PLUS: HUF 229,000
  • Preeclampsia screening: HUF 15,000
  • SMA screening: HUF 25,000
  • Fetal echocardiography: HUF 60,000 (provided at an external facility)

Prices are valid from January 1, 2025, until further notice.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact our sales team at sales@firstmedcenters.com.

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