Checkups at a doctor's office or clinic; Health care for your child when he is sick. Checkups and treatment at the dentist; All the shots your child needs to start school or day care; Treatment for health problems that could affect your child's life or how he learns at school; Tests to catch any health problems early before they become worse.

NCHC is for children under 19 only. These children must not be covered by any comprehensive health insurance and must meet current income guidelines. See similar questions...

Yes. The federal statute is very specific about the inclusion of American Indians and the IHS as providers. However, under the Medicaid option South Dakota can use 100 percent federal funds to purchase health care services from the IHS. See similar questions...

You can come to your local DSS or DSS can mail an application to you to complete and return to DSS. Applications can also be picked up at the local Alleghany Health Department. Applications are also available online at www.dhhs.state.nc.us/dma/cpcont.htm. Caseworkers have 45 days to determine eligibility for most Medicaid programs; this includes North Carolina Health Choice. Medicaid for the disabled processing time is 90 days. See similar questions...

Children's Choice is a program designed to help families who provide in-home care and support for their children with developmental disabilities. Children's Choice assists by providing funding for medical care, home modifications, care-giving assistance and support, and other specialty services. Children's Choice is a support program designed to be flexible enough to let families choose when they need the covered services. See similar questions...

The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors, Working Partnerships USA and People Acting in Community Together (PACT) have established the goal that 100% of the children residing in Santa Clara County have access to quality health care through comprehensive health insurance. See similar questions...

Not necessarily. The maximum income levels for Family Health Plus are different from Child Health Plus. If your child or children are in Child Health Plus that does not mean you are eligible for Family Health Plus. Please call a MetroPlus Member Services Representative at 1-800-303-9626 for assistance. See similar questions...

Over the counter (OTC) there are two ingredients that are appropriate for use in the treatment of fever in children. These are acetaminophen and ibuprofen. The acetaminophen containing products are represented by Tylenol?, Tempra?, Atasol?, Panadol? and many generic or private label brands. The ibuprofen containing products include Motrin?, Advil? and private label brands. Both ingredients are considered to be safe and effective when used to treat fever from various causes in children. See similar questions...

No. All undergrad students registered for 7 or more units and all graduate students registered for 6 or more units are eligible for services at the Student Health Center. See similar questions...

Although we are in Asheville, our clients are in and around: Asheville, NC; Skyland, NC, Arden, NC; Hendersonville, NC; Weaverville, NC; Memphis, TN, and even overseas in Hamilton, Bermuda. We are a great choice for hosting your website, and give great personal service, no matter where you are located. See similar questions...

Family status requirement – PHA will give preference to applicants who qualify as families over other single persons. See similar questions...

We do not have specific volunteer opportunities at Children's Health Education Center but we do have our Teen Health Crew which is a great program for high school students. Check it out. See similar questions...

Yes. To begin with, many abused and neglected children start their lives with significant health problems. For example, some are born with low birthweights because their mothers have not had adequate prenatal care. Other children are prenatally exposed to illegal drugs, alcohol, HIV/AIDS, and other sexually transmitted diseases. See similar questions...

Call your CHIP health plan and they will help you. (In some cases you will need to pay for services and then be reimbursed). See similar questions...

Visit our Web site, and click on the "Centers and Hospitals" button on the left side. Select the center located nearest to you for contact information. The South Carolina Department of Mental Health makes needed services available to any citizen of South Carolina. Some consumers have private insurance, or they are eligible for Medicaid or Medicare. See similar questions...

Children age 2 and younger are not yet able to understand and recognize many dangers that threaten their physical safety. Parents must take measures to keep babies and young children safe from everyday hazards both inside and outside of the home. Also, infants and young children are continually exposed to a variety of germs. Children age 2 and younger have immature immune systems, which makes them vulnerable to bacterial and viral infections. See similar questions...

Child meets all Medicaid non-financial requirements (citizenship, residence, Social Security number, etc.). See similar questions...

If you are an employee who works a minimum of 30 hours per week, a teacher, State retiree, or a COBRA participant, you are eligible to enroll in the NC SmartChoiceSM Blue OptionsSM PPO plans. If you are an NC Health Choice (CHIP) member, you are not eligible to enroll in the NC SmartChoiceSM Blue OptionsSM PPO plans. Permanent part-time employees who work between 20 and 29 hours per week are also eligible; however, they are responsible for paying the full premium cost. See similar questions...

All full time students are eligible for treatment at the Health Service Office. Part time students, faculty and staff are seen only for emergencies. See similar questions...

You can get eligibility information by contacting the Health Program closest to you, or by visiting the eligibility page at the Indian Health Service website. See similar questions...