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1. What services does CHDP provide?

CHDP provides periodic preventive health assessments and services available to eligible children. CHDP provides care coordination to assist families with medical appointment scheduling, transportation, and access to diagnostic and treatment services. At the time of the health assessment, CHDP providers make referrals to:
Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) nutrition program for children to age five; Dentists for preventative or restorative care, and Medical specialists as necessary; Mental health providers as necessary.
CHDP Professional Brochure

2. What is provided in a CHDP exam?

A CHDP periodic preventive health assessment offers Comprehensive Physical Check-Ups, which consists of:
Growth and Development Check, All Needed Shots, Dental Screening, Vision Screening, Hearing Screening, Nutrition Check-Up, Health Education, Tobacco Education, Test for Anemia, Blood Lead, Urine, TB, and Others as Needed.

3. Who is eligible for CHDP Exam?

Infants, Children, and Teens, who are residents of California, who are
Medi-Cal recipients (including Share of Cost Medi-Cal or Emergency/Pregnancy Medi-Cal) between ages birth and 21, Non-Medi-Cal clients, who meet the income guidelines, between ages birth and 18; The Family Gross Income (FGI) determines the income guidelines. A client’s FGI must be at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.
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4. Who provides CHDP exams?

Health assessments may be provided by:
Enrolled private physicians and Community clinics
CHDP Provider List