Pregnancy Calculator for Albuquerque

Albuquerque provides comprehensive maternal healthcare through respected hospital systems serving Central New Mexico. Once you calculate your due date, schedule your first prenatal visit around 8 weeks. The metro area has excellent facilities including Presbyterian Hospital (with dedicated Women's Center), University of New Mexico Hospital, Lovelace Women's Hospital, Presbyterian Rust Medical Center in Rio Rancho, and UNM Children's Hospital for pediatric specialists. These facilities serve diverse communities including Pueblo nations and rural New Mexico.

New Mexico offers diverse birthing options from academic medical centers to community hospitals throughout the Albuquerque area. Albuquerque Birth and Women's Center provides midwife-led care in a freestanding birth center for low-risk pregnancies. Many Albuquerque hospitals feature private birthing suites and family-centered maternity care. The area has strong midwifery traditions and growing doula communities offering culturally sensitive birth support reflecting New Mexico's diverse heritage.

New Mexico Medicaid provides pregnancy coverage including prenatal care, delivery, dental services, and postpartum care for eligible women. New Mexico requires comprehensive newborn screening and hearing tests. Albuquerque Indian Health Service provides prenatal care for eligible Native American families. City of Albuquerque Family and Community Services coordinates prenatal programs and WIC nutrition services throughout Bernalillo County.