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Well-child visits and
immunizations.

Kids grow up fast. Regular checkups and immunizations are covered 100% on most plans, helping them stay healthy and avoid serious illness.

What is a well-child visit, and why does it matter? 

Well-child visits are essential visits with a doctor to ask questions and get answers about your child’s health. Here’s what you can expect at a well-child visit: 

  • A physical exam and health screening 
  • Immunizations and booster shots as needed 
  • Evaluation of your child’s growth and behavior development 
  • Discussion on your child’s nutrition and fitness needs 
  • Treatment for any illnesses or injuries 
  • A referral to additional health specialists, if required 

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Recommended Immunizations

Immunizations—also known as vaccines—protect children and those around them from serious diseases. Immunizations are usually covered at no cost and are given during your child’s wellness visits as they age.
Learn about immunizations at the American Academy of Pediatrics, Let’s Talk Shots, or the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

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Where can I find a pediatrician for my child? 

Choosing a pediatrician or Primary Care Doctor for your child is the first step in their healthcare journey. Our provider search tool makes it easy to find an in-network pediatrician close to home, so you can spend less time searching and more time getting the care you need.

Need help finding a pediatrician? Call our Member Advocates team at 800-515-0220 for additional help.

Choosing the Right Care.

Knowing when to use primary care, urgent care, and an emergency room can help you make informed decisions and save on healthcare costs. Stay prepared and choose the right care for your needs.

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The content included here is for your information and not a substitute for professional medical advice. It should not be used to diagnose or treat a health problem or disease. Please consult your doctor if you have any questions or concerns.