Pregnancy Care in Russell County
Find pregnancy care, support, and resources in Russell County, Alabama, during and after your pregnancy.
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Russell County
Pregnancy Centers
In Cities Near You
Pregnancy Testing
and Ultrasounds
Pregnancy Classes
and Counseling
Medical Insurance
For Mothers & Children
Health Centers
and County Clinics
Maternity Homes
And Housing
Maternity Hospitals
And Birthing Centers
Daily Living Support
During Pregnancy
Abortion
And Abortion Pill Reversal
Other Agencies
& Organizations
Pregnancy Centers in Russell County
If you’re pregnant and live in Russell County, Alabama, you’re not alone. There are around 1,900 births a year in Russell County. It’s also good to know there are a lot of pregnancy and maternity resources near you that can make your pregnancy easier.
Nearby Pregnancy Centers
Pregnancy centers in Russell and surrounding counties offer no-cost services and resources to women during and after pregnancy. From pregnancy tests to maternity clothing to diapers to emotional support, nearby pregnancy centers provide you with more options than you likely knew existed.
Pregnancy Tests and Ultrasounds
Pregnancy Tests
If you think you’re pregnant and would like a pregnancy test, the Pregnancy Resource Centers in Russell County either provide no-cost pregnancy tests or can refer you to a resource that does.
Pregnancy Ultrasounds
If you’re pregnant or think you may be, an ultrasound may be the best way to verify your pregnancy. Fortunately, Pregnancy Resource Centers in Russell County offer no-cost ultrasounds or can refer you to a resource that does.
If you don’t see a Pregnancy Center in Russell County that offers the services you need, search all counties near you.
Pregnancy Classes and Counseling
Pregnancy, particularly when unplanned, can be stressful. Access to education and counseling reduces stress during pregnancy and prepares parents and caretakers for raising a child. Pregnancy Centers in Russell County either provide no-cost pregnancy classes and counseling or can refer you to a resource that does.
If you don’t see a Pregnancy Center in Russell County that offers the services you need, search all counties near you.
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Medical Insurance for Pregnancy, Birth & Children
Health Insurance for mothers.
If you don’t have medical insurance and are pregnant, you may qualify for Alabama Medicaid. If you would like help with your application, reach out to a pregnancy center near you or contact Alabama Medicaid.
Once enrolled in Alabama Medicaid, pregnant recipients can enroll with the MOM Maternity Care Program to receive prenatal care, delivery, postpartum care, and care coordination services.
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Health Insurance for children.
If you need insurance for your child, your child may qualify for AllKids, a low-cost, comprehensive healthcare coverage program for eligible children under age 19. Learn more about AllKids.
Health Insurance for mothers, children, and families.
If you need medical insurance for yourself, your child, or your family, you may qualify for subsidized or low-cost health insurance. Below are a few options for you to consider.
Health Plans for Mothers, Children, and Families
If you have health insurance with high deductibles, consider a health subscription for everyday medical needs. These plans can be purchased with or without other health insurance.
Revive Health
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Health Centers
What are FQHCs?
Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) often provide gynecological and obstetric services in rural areas or where there is no hospital. These centers operate on a sliding fee scale and accept Medicaid. Learn more about FQHCs.
Note: When you visit the Find a FQHC link above, select “Obstetrician/Gynecologist” from the “Specialty” option, then select “Russell” from the “County” option, then “Search.”
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Health Centers in Russell County
County and Community Health Centers offer a number of pregnancy care services. Centers listed below are grouped by city. If you don’t see a health or community center near you or in this county, find a nearby pregnancy center.
See if your health provider or any of the listed providers accept Medicaid.
Russell
Health Clinics
Note: This information is offered as a reference. Please verify the availability of the services, coverage, and care when evaluating your health and medical needs with these resources. Last updated 04/2023.
Maternity Homes & Housing
Maternity Homes and Emergency Housing in Russell County
If you’re pregnant and need a place to live, consider a maternity home and housing option.
Maternity homes are in demand and may not have vacancies. If you have trouble finding a safe place to live, contact your nearest pregnancy center.
Note: This information is offered as a reference. Please verify the availability of the services, coverage, and care when evaluating your health and medical needs with these resources. Last updated 01/2023.
Maternity Homes & Emergency Housing
Russell County
Maternity Hospitals and Birthing Centers
What are FQHCs?
Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) often provide gynecological and obstetric services in rural areas or where there is no hospital. These centers operate on a sliding fee scale and accept Medicaid. Learn more about FQHCs.
Note: When you visit the Find a FQHC link above, select “Obstetrician/Gynecologist” from the “Specialty” option, then select “Russell” from the “County” option, then “Search.”
Be patient. The results may take a moment to load.
Maternity Hospitals in Russell County
Below are the hospitals located in Russell County that offers obstetrics services. There are additional maternity hospitals in neighboring counties.
See if your health provider or any of the listed providers accept Medicaid.
Nearby Counties:
Note: This information is offered as a reference. Please verify the availability of the services, coverage, and care when evaluating your health and medical needs with these resources. Last updated 04/2023.
Daily Living Support During Pregnancy
Find assistance for daily needs like food, prescriptions, employment, medical transportation, and child care.
If you’re pregnant and need help with food or medicine, finding a job, or child care, contact the resources below for assistance.
Note: This information is offered as a reference. Please verify the availability of the services, coverage, and care when evaluating your health and medical needs with these resources. Last updated 01/2023.
Baby Cribs
Russell County
If your infant does not meet the requirements of listed resources, we recommend you connect with local program and resources.
These may include:
- Local Pregnancy Resource Centers
- Local County Health Department
- The clinic doctor where you receive prenatal care.
- The hospital where you delivered your baby or plan to to deliver.
Employment
Russell County
Phenix City Career Center
Alabama Department of Human Resources
The JOBS Program
Provides work and training services to qualifying parents.
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Food & Grocery
Russell County
Alabama Department of Human Resources
The Family Assistance Program
Provides temporary cash assistance for basic needs for qualifying families.
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How to Qualify
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Alabama Public Health
WIC
WIC improves birth, diet/nutrition, and breast-feeding outcomes, & also provides health care cost-savings. WIC provides supplemental foods for mother and children under age 5. Pregnant mothers can get early prenatal care.
How to Qualify
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MyAlabama.gov
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Infant & Child Care
Russell County
Licensed Day Care Center Search on Alabama.gov
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Call: (800) 362-1504
If you are interested in finding licensed day care centers in your area, tap the “Visit Website” link above, then select your county, add your zip code, select “Day Care Centers”, select “Licensed”, then “Search Day Care Directory” to view the list.
Safe Haven
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Prescriptions & Medications
Russell County
Tuition
Russell County
Alabama Student Assistance Program
(ASAP)
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Alabama Student Grant Program
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CollegeScholarships.org
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Big Future
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Utilities Assistance
Russell County
Legal Assistance
Russell County
Alabama State Bar
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Volunteer Lawyers Program
Volunteer Lawyers Program – For the Public
Information on how to find legal assistance in Alabama, information about the Alabama State Bar Volunteer Lawyers Program (VLP) and how it serves low-income residents of Alabama.
Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) Alabama
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Call: (833) 620-2434
Assistance for fair housing.
Legal Services Alabama (LSA)
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Apply for services
Pro Bono
Call for English: (866) 456-4995
Para llamada en Español: (888) 835-3505
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Abortion & Abortion Pill Reversal
Can I get an abortion in Russell County?
Abortion in the State of Alabama is only allowed under very rare circumstances. Contact a pregnancy center to discuss your situation and figure out next steps.
What if I took an abortion pill?
If you’ve recently taken the first abortion pill, you may be able to reverse your chemical abortion and save your pregnancy. Contact a pregnancy center or contact abortionpillreversal.com or reverseabortionpill.com right now. Time is of the essence.
What are the chances of reversing my abortion?
With Abortion Pill Reversal (APR), initial studies suggest that there is a 64%-67% chance of restoring the placenta to full function and going on to deliver a normal, healthy baby. If no action is taken, there is a much smaller chance the child will survive.
Abortion Pill Reversal Options
Abortion pill reversal is the medical protocol used to reverse the effects of the first abortion pill.
A pregnancy center can either administer or refer you for abortion pill reversal.
Or visit abortionpillreversal.com or call (877) 558-0333.
Or visit reverseabortionpill.com or call (855) 535-1561.
About 4,000 healthy babies have been born after using the abortion pill reversal medical protocol in the last several years.
Note: Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) has been shown to increase the chances of allowing the pregnancy to continue. However, the outcome of your particular reversal attempt cannot be guaranteed.
Other Agencies & Organizations
Records and Certificates
If you’re planning to deliver your baby or need access to birth or adoption records, use the following links to find out how to access to information that’s important to your pregnancy and delivery.
Russell County Health Department
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Call: (334) 297-0251
1850 Crawford Road, Phenix City, Alabama 36867
Statewide Health Resources
The Alabama Public Health Department provides a number of resources to keep you and your baby healthy.