More than 90 percent of women 15 to 49 years of age with children below 3 years old received pre-natal care during pregnancy with their youngest surviving child. Nurses and midwives (49.9%) were the top pre-natal care providers in year 2000, followed closely by doctors (45.5%). Meanwhile, one out of 22 women (4.4%) consulted a hilot or traditional birth attendant for pre-natal care. In urban areas, more women consulted doctors than nurses and midwives for pre-natal care (60.8% versus 36.4%). In comparison, out of ten rural women, six consulted nurses/midwives compared to only three who went to doctors for pre-natal check-up.