My Pregnancy in the Leumit App

Your personal digital pregnancy plan is now available in the Leumit app, giving you access to appointments, tests, results, and your pregnancy-related rights—all from your mobile device.

As soon as you open your pregnancy file with an OBGYN, the "My Pregnancy" icon will automatically appear in the Leumit app. This feature allows you to easily and efficiently manage your pregnancy at every stage.

Also in the app! Join the Leumit MOM - Pregnancy & Birth Center! Once registered, you can contact the MOM center directly via WhatsApp or phone call straight from the app.

What Can You Find in "My Pregnancy"?

Comprehensive Pregnancy File

A dedicated space for essential information, including:

Pregnancy details
Blood type
Number of previous pregnancies
Gestational age
Diagnoses, sensitivities, and more
Access to all laboratory tests related to pregnancy
Ultrasound images and various measurements

Appointment Scheduling

Easily book tests and check-ups

Personalized Pregnancy Week Content

The main screen displays:

Your OBGYN’s name and a direct scheduling option
Current pregnancy week, estimated due date, and recommended tests for that week
Completed tests are marked for easy tracking
Information about fetal development for each week
Navigation through different pregnancy weeks

"My Tests" Section

Overview of recommended pregnancy tests, completed tests, and results
List of approved providers for each test
Details on test coverage under the Health Basket, Leumit Gold, and Leumit Silver plans

Correspondence with Your OBGYN

Ask questions, request prescriptions, and seek consultations

Good to Know

Information about pregnancy-related rights and how to claim them

Health & Lifestyle Guidance

Recommended nutrition and exercise
Tips for maintaining good health during pregnancy

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Pregnancy Monitoring

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Home Fetal Monitor

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Recommended tests and screenings during pregnancy

For your convenience, we have compiled a list of all the tests you will need to do during pregnancy, when they should be done, and where.

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My Pregnancy in the Leumit App