for what i red, GE dont cover twins insurance
insurance for incubator i not so sure,i wish i could help more

I don’t think any insurance company will cover that. With multiple pregnancy (twins, triplets, etc) the chances of preterm birth is high and most likely will incur incubator/NICU cost, which can be very high at private hospital. Insurance company will not insure since the chances are high. Plus, private hospital has limited incubators, so babies may need to be transferred to gov hospital if NICU is fully occupied/other complications happen.

Your best bet is government hospital. You can try your luck with gov hospitals that has Full Paying Patient (FFP) where the waiting time for checkup, etc is shorter and you get to pay for better accommodation. Not sure if they allow the mother to give birth under FFP and the baby admitted to NICU under normal public system, but it’s worth checking with the hospital.

Having said that, 100-150k/baby is the “worst case scenario”. I think average cost for twins is about 20-40k. The charge for incubator depends on the level of oxygen support needed, so it may not be 5k/night every single night.

My advise is to keep both options open. Do checkup at both private and gov. You can make decision on the hospital later depending on the term of the pregnancy.

Dont think any insurance covers twin. Probably wont even get approved during quotation, or else maybe with underwriting pay high premium.