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These 8 Things Moms Need To Know About Healthcare

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Everyone faces different challenges in the healthcare industry, but families have a lot to juggle. Having children changes which insurance you might choose and where you get medical care. If you want to feel prepared for your child’s future, read about these eight things moms need to know about healthcare.

You’ll get a better idea of what kids need and how they can stay healthy with tips like these. Write reminders in your calendar and take notes so you don’t forget anything while these things become your new normal.

1. CHIP Covers Healthcare Costs

Health insurance companies often charge costly monthly premiums to pitch in for services your child might need. It could also cost too much to add a new child to your existing plan. Low-income families can find medical coverage through the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP).

The federal government runs this program for families who make too much money to qualify for Medicaid. The benefits cover a range of services like prescriptions and routine checkups, as well as dental and vision care. See if you are eligible, so you don’t have to dread the financial repercussions of taking your family to the doctor.

2. Keep a Medical Records Copy

Your pediatrician will keep your child’s medical records safe until they grow up and need them sent to their primary care doctor. Every parent can request a copy of these records in case of an emergency. If your kid has to go to the emergency room in the middle of the night, grabbing your copy of their records will give the first responders knowledge about your child’s allergies and prescriptions.

Doctor’s offices aren’t always open all day, every day. Keep a copy of your child’s medical records safe so they get the care they need even when you can’t reach their doctor.

3. Preventative Care is Essential

Many people get into the habit of going to the doctor’s office once every few years. While there are many legitimate reasons for this

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