Health Tracks
Health Tracks is a program through North Dakota Medicaid that focuses on prevention, early detection and treatment for children and young adults under 21.
Preventive care is as important for your child's health. All children and teens need regular check-ups. Getting regular well-child check-ups helps children and teens stay healthy by:
Finding health concerns before they become serious.
Preventing illness by making sure children get the health care
What services are provided?
Health Tracks may cover:
Physical exams
Hearing and vision checks
Glasses and hearing aids
Vaccines (shots) and labs
Dental care, braces, flouride varnish
Health education
Behavioral health screenings
Growth and development checks
Nutrition counseling
Other health services
The Health Tracks coordinator at City-County Health District will help schedule appointments for services. Some services require prior approval, so check with your coordinator about these requirements.
When should my child have a Health Tracks screening?
Children should get screenings at regular times, even when they are feeling well.
Babies grow fast and need a lot of screenings:
Newborn
2-5 days old
1 month
2 months
4 months
6 months
9 months
12 months
Toddlers need exams at:
15 months
18 months
24 months
30 months
After 30 months, children need exams at 3, 4, 5, 6 and then annually up to age 21. Additional screenings are also covered upon a child's needs.
Appointments
To schedule a Health Tracks appointment at City-County Health District, call 845-8518.