(French Camp, CA) – Health Plan of San Joaquin (HPSJ) has a new one-page way to guide parents in keeping up with their child’s Well-Child check-ups, vaccinations, when to screen for hearing and vision, blood screening, and when to ask about flu shots. The chart, in English and Spanish, is based on recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

“Like all busy parents in our community, HPSJ staff know how tough it can be to keep up with the Well-Child Visits and shots vital to keep our children healthy,” said HPSJ staffer Jill Center.

This fact sheet has been created – with parent help – to be a clear, all-in-one place where Health Plan of San Joaquin members (and every local parent) can map the route to their children’s best health. It’s even been crafted as a fun tool for kids to start helping out with their own good health habits as they grow. “This is the single sheet all our parents – and providers and community partners – have been waiting for!” said HPSJ’s Center.

In English and Spanish here

To learn more about Health Plan of San Joaquin, visit https://www.hpsj.com/, or call  Toll Free 1-888-936-PLAN (7526), TTY/TDD 711; Toll Free (Spanish Speaking) 1-888-312-PLAN (7526).

About HPSJ
Health Plan of San Joaquin, a not-for-profit, public health plan, has been serving members and the community since 1996. Located in the heart of California’s multicultural Central Valley, local HPSJ is the leading Medi-Cal managed care provider, serving over 91% of Medi-Cal recipients in San Joaquin County and over 66% in Stanislaus County. HPSJ offers a broad network of providers and works closely with doctors to develop programs and services to ensure quality health care for almost 350,000 members who are mostly working families and children (over half under 19 years of age), as well as seniors and disabled residents.