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IF you add the baby, the baby is covered retroactive, from the date of birth. SOME state medicaid programs - welfare health insurance - WILL automatically cover the baby under mother's welfare health insurance, for the first 30 days, even if baby never gets added.
Just like adding your baby to your current health plan, you have 30 days after his birth date to enroll in a new plan. The coverage for this new plan will also be retroactive, meaning it will cover him starting at birth. Having a baby is exciting, but there are a great deal of health insurance questions that arise.