What is the patient’s pregnancy status?

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Pregnancy status reflects where the patient is relative to gestation. Being currently pregnant means the patient is still in the gestation period with ongoing pregnancy, not yet delivered. This is supported by evidence of pregnancy in progress—such as a positive pregnancy test, a clinician’s note or ultrasound confirming ongoing pregnancy, or a listed gestational age. In contrast, postpartum means the patient has recently delivered, and not pregnant means there is no current pregnancy. So the status shown aligns with ongoing pregnancy rather than a completed or absent pregnancy.