How is it dono to get a paternity test while still pregnant does your insurance usually cover some?

A paternity test while pregnant is called a prenatal paternity test. It can be done by taking a blood sample from the mother and the alleged father. The test compares the DNA of the father and the baby to determine whether the man is the father.

Prenatal paternity tests are usually performed between the 10th and 20th week of pregnancy. The earlier the test is done, the higher the chance of getting accurate results.

Prenatal paternity tests are not typically covered by insurance. However, some insurance companies may provide coverage for this test if it is medically necessary. For example, if the mother is having complications with her pregnancy and the paternity of the baby needs to be determined for medical reasons, the insurance company may cover the cost of the test.

If you are interested in getting a prenatal paternity test, you should talk to your doctor or insurance company to find out if the test is covered. You may also be able to find a local laboratory that offers prenatal paternity tests at a reduced cost.