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What Should Pediatric Health Insurance Cover?

Comprehensive pediatric health insurance should cover:
- Routine well-child visits
- Vaccinations and immunizations
- Prescription medications
- Emergency care
- Hospitalization
- Specialist visits
- Diagnostic tests and screenings
- Mental health services

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