Serving Philadelphia, PA
Bilingual maternal health care in Philadelphia
Philadelphia is home to one of the oldest maternity programs in the country at Pennsylvania Hospital, and to a large Spanish-speaking community concentrated in North Philadelphia neighborhoods like Fairhill and Hunting Park. Materna meets that community with bilingual, Spanish-first prenatal and postpartum care that works around shift schedules and SEPTA routes.
Philadelphia County · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Medicaid plans in Pennsylvania
- PA Medical Assistance
- AmeriHealth Caritas
- UPMC for You
- Highmark Wholecare
- Keystone First
Hospitals and clinics near Philadelphia
Places families in the area often turn to for care. Materna works alongside your care team, not in place of it.
- Pennsylvania Hospital A long-established Center City hospital with 24/7 midwifery and a Level III NICU where many Philadelphia families deliver.
- Esperanza Health Center A bilingual federally qualified health center serving Latino families in North Philadelphia on a sliding scale.
- Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Getting to your visits
Most prenatal sites in the city are reachable by SEPTA bus or the Broad Street Line, and many Medical Assistance plans cover non-emergency medical transportation when a bus ride is not workable.
Frequently asked questions
- Which Medicaid plans are common for pregnancy in Philadelphia?
- In the Philadelphia area, Medical Assistance is often managed through plans like Keystone First, AmeriHealth Caritas, or UPMC for You. We verify your eligibility at no cost and help you understand what your plan covers for prenatal and postpartum care.
- Does Materna serve families in Philadelphia?
- Yes. Materna serves families in Philadelphia and across Pennsylvania by bilingual telehealth, with a focus on border communities.
- Which Medicaid plans does Materna accept in Pennsylvania?
- We work with PA Medical Assistance, AmeriHealth Caritas, UPMC for You and more. We verify your eligibility at no cost.
- Is care available in Spanish?
- Yes. Materna is designed Spanish-first, and care is free for patients.