early and periodic screening, diagnostic, and treatment (epsdt)

What Happens After a Screening?

If a screening identifies a potential health issue, further diagnostic services are provided. This could include more specific tests or referrals to specialist care. If a condition is diagnosed, the EPSDT program ensures that appropriate treatment is made available.

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