BadgerCare Plus. Healthcheck Requirements With Periodicity

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1 BadgerCare Plus Healthcheck Requirements With Periodicity

2 Program The HealthCheck Programam The Healthcheck Program The Healthcheck Program is a required service under Wisconsin s BadgerCare Plus program for children under 21 years of age. This pamphlet outlines the periodicity of the required healthchecks and the components that must be completed during the visit. The required components are the following: 1) Comprehensive Health and Developmental History 2) Comprehensive Unclothed Physical Exam 3) Age Appropriate Vision Screening 4) Age Appropriate Hearing Screening 5) Appropriate Lab Tests 6) Immunizations 7) Anticipatory Guidance In addition to outlining these components this pamphlet will highlight when a Blood Lead Test is required. It is federally required that a Blood Lead test be completed at one and two years of age. A verbal assessment will not satisfy this component. 1

3 Any Questions? Feel free to contact us! Dean Health Plan Customer Care Center (608) (800) Dean s Education & Outreach Coordinator (608) (800) ext Website 2

4 1-Month Head Circumference 3

5 2-Months Head Circumference 4

6 4-Months Head Circumference 5

7 6-Months Head Circumference NOTE: It is a federal requirement to conduct one blood lead test between the ages of 6 and 16 months. An oral assessment doesn not satisfy this requirement. 6

8 9-Months Head Circumference NOTE: It is a federal requirement to conduct one blood lead test between the ages of 6 and 16 months. An oral assessment doesn not satisfy this requirement. 7

9 12-Months Head Circumference NOTE: It is a federal requirement to conduct one blood lead test between the ages of 6 and 16 months. An oral assessment doesn not satisfy this requirement. 8

10 15-Months Head Circumference NOTE: It is a federal requirement to conduct one blood lead test between the ages of 6 and 16 months. An oral assessment doesn not satisfy this requirement. 9

11 18-Months Head Circumference NOTE: It is a federal requirement to conduct one blood lead test between the ages of 7 and 28 months. An oral assessment doesn not satisfy this requirement. 10

12 24-Months Head Circumference NOTE: It is a federal requirement to conduct one blood lead test between the ages of 7 and 28 months. An oral assessment doesn not satisfy this requirement. 11

13 30-Months Head Circumference 12

14 3-Years Blood Pressure Vision Screening Referral to a Dentist 13

15 4-Years Blood Pressure Vision Screening Hearing Screening Referral to a Dentist 14

16 5-Years Blood Pressure Vision Screening Hearing Screening Referral to a Dentist 15

17 6-7 Years Blood Pressure Vision Screening Hearing Screening Referral to a Dentist 16

18 8-9 Years Blood Pressure Vision Screening Hearing Screening Referral to a Dentist 17

19 10-11 Years Blood Pressure Vision Screening Hearing Screening Referral to a Dentist 18

20 12-13 Years Blood Pressure Vision Screening Referral to a Dentist 19

21 14-15 Years Blood Pressure Vision Screening Referral to a Dentist 20

22 16-17 Years Blood Pressure Referral to a Dentist 21

23 18-19 Years Blood Pressure Vision Screening Referral to a Dentist 22

24 20-21 Years Blood Pressure Referral to a Dentist 23

25 Lead Screening (age 6-72 months) Verbal Assessment Child is mo & never tested Answers no to all questions Answers yes to one or more questions Blood Test Immediately Low Risk High Risk <10ug/dL verbal assessment next visit >10ug/dL follow CDC guidelines Blood Test at 12 & 24 months Blood test this visit <10ug/dL verbal assessment next visit >10ug/dL follow CDC guidelines 24