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Developmental, Socioemotional, and Autism Spectrum Disorder Screening in Early Childhood CHILD AND TEEN CHECKUPS (CTC) FACT SHEET FOR PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERSC&TC Requirements Developmental surveillance

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How to fill out child and teen checkups

1. To fill out child and teen checkups, follow these steps:
2. Schedule an appointment with your child's healthcare provider.
3. Gather necessary documents, such as your child's medical history, immunization records, and any forms provided by the healthcare provider.
4. Arrive at the appointment on time.
5. Provide accurate information about your child's current health, including any symptoms or concerns you may have.
6. Answer the healthcare provider's questions honestly.
7. Allow the healthcare provider to conduct a physical examination of your child.
8. Discuss any recommended screenings or tests for your child's age and development.
9. Receive guidance on nutrition, safety, and other important aspects of your child's well-being.
10. Schedule any necessary follow-up appointments or vaccinations.
11. Keep a record of the checkup for future reference and monitoring of your child's health.

Who needs child and teen checkups?

1. Child and teen checkups are important for all children and teenagers.
2. Regular checkups help to monitor their growth, development, and overall health.
3. Checkups are particularly crucial during the early years of a child's life, as they can detect and address any potential issues early on.
4. Children with chronic illnesses or special healthcare needs may require more frequent and specialized checkups.
5. Teenagers also benefit from regular checkups as they go through physical, emotional, and social changes during this stage of life.
6. Overall, child and teen checkups are recommended for everyone to ensure optimal health and well-being.

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What is child and teen checkups?

Child and Teen Checkups (C&TC) is a preventive health care program in Minnesota for children and teens on Medical Assistance.

Who is required to file child and teen checkups?

Health care providers are required to file Child and Teen Checkups for eligible children and teens on Medical Assistance.

How to fill out child and teen checkups?

Child and Teen Checkups can be filled out by health care providers using the online Child and Teen Checkups reporting system or by submitting paper forms.

What is the purpose of child and teen checkups?

The purpose of Child and Teen Checkups is to ensure that children and teens receive regular preventive health care services to stay healthy and address any health concerns early.

What information must be reported on child and teen checkups?

Child and Teen Checkups must include information on the child's or teen's health history, physical exam findings, immunizations, developmental screenings, and screenings for lead exposure and other health risks.