Where to go for pregnancy check up?

drparmar,
The best thing would be to pick a Obstetrician / Gynecologist (OB/GYN) doctor in your area, you can log on to your health insurance website and check the listed physicians who belong to the insurance network with Obstetrician / Gynecologist specialty. Some doctors do offer to see patients in more than one location, you can choose when you call them up for an appointment. Just make sure the doctor as well as the laboratory/hospital which might provide other services/tests etc are both in the insurance network(rates are more if the doctor or hospital is not within your insurance network and might increase your copay/coinsurance).

 

If you have friends /relatives call them and take their obgyn name
reviews then google on net reviews then call up and rest
ur doc will do.
I will recommend indian for sure no one else ..

rest nav said.

 

Do you already have a regular doctor? If so, ask them for a referral to an OB/GYN. Regardless of how you go about it, do NOT commit mentally to a specific doctor or practice without having your first visit to the doctor: you need to find someone with whom you feel completely comfortable.
Does your insurance require a primary care physician? I wouldn't go to a hospital unless you were referred there by your own doctor.
If you need a place to start, I can give you the names of two very, very good OB/GYNs in Manhattan, just a short train ride away. They were my doctors when I lived in New York, and I was very happy with them. They aren't Indian, though, and one of them is male (I personally found that the few Indian doctors I did see tended to be rather judgmental (it didn't help that I was young and unmarried), which soured my experiences a bit). They aren't of the same practice, though, so if you don't mind a female non-Indian doctor, or if you're willing to try the male doctor, PM me and I'll send you the information.
Congratulations, and I wish you the very best of luck!

 

Drparmar,
Just a note here, some insurance sites list few doctors as network providers and few others as Premium providers. The Premium providers/doctors provide more discounts to the insurance and charge less compared to other doctors. Not sure if your insurance categorizes doctors that way, but mine does, and I did see a big difference in the fee structure between just a network doctor and a premium preferred doctor(might reduce your copay/coinsurance costs. You can check with the insurance company on this.