children's health fund

What Services Are Typically Covered?

The services covered by a Children's Health Fund can vary but generally include:

Preventative Care such as vaccinations, routine check-ups, and health screenings.
Emergency Care for acute illnesses and injuries.
Chronic Disease Management for conditions like asthma, diabetes, and congenital disorders.
Mental Health Services including counseling and therapy.
Dental Care which is often overlooked but essential for overall health.
Nutrition Programs to combat malnutrition and obesity.

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