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Child Birth Classes – ConnectiCare

January 27, 2006 — 2:20 pm

Stumbled across this while looking for something else on our health insurance provider’s website:

ConnectiCare will reimburse childbirth classes (Lamaze, Bradley, etc.) taught by a Board Certified Childbirth Educator at a participating Hospital or Obstetrician/Midwife office. All participating female members are eligible for up to a $50 reimbursement per year.

Kick ass! :D I want to take a Bradley course.

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