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Health isn't just about insurance - it's about physical, emotional and social health, too.
There are many types of health coverage that could be a good fit for your child.
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Health care needs include physical, dental and mental health, and responsibilities change with age. To help your child build the confidence to take care of health needs and to navigate health care into adulthood, start with small, steady steps today. Involve them in tasks such as scheduling appointments, learning about medical conditions, and communicating with their health care team.
As your child gets more comfortable managing their own care, work through real-life scenarios together - such as rescheduling an appointment, reporting a symptom or managing a new medication. Practicing today will empower your child to handle unexpected situations in the future.
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Transitioning from pediatric to adult care
Help your child transition from pediatric to adult care by involving them in their own care.
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Managing mental health and well-being
Simple tools can offer guidance and encourage reflection along the way.
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Understanding health coverage transition and benefits
Your child's health coverage and benefits are likely to change in adulthood.
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