Preventive Care
Annual physical exams and other preventive services are free when you use a Preferred provider.
Preventive Care
Watch this video to take a closer look at your preventive care benefits and see how they can help you stay on top of your health.
As a Service Benefit Plan member, everyone on your plan can access a wide range of preventive care services—at no cost—when seeing a Preferred provider. Speak to your primary care doctor about which preventive care services are recommended for you.
General Health Screenings
These can help you and your doctor identify lifestyle changes you can make to avoid certain health conditions.
- Annual Physical
- Blood Pressure
- Cholesterol
- Diabetes
- Hepatitis C
- Tobacco Use
- Well-child Visits
Immunizations and Vaccines
It's recommended that everyone receive routine vaccinations depending on age and medical history. This includes
- Influenza (Flu Shot)
- Chickenpox
- Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR)
- Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis (Tdap)
- Shingles
Cancer Screenings
Early cancer detection helps prevent the need for extensive treatment.
- Breast Cancer/Mammograms
- Cervical Cancer
- Colon Cancer
Family Planning
We cover a range of voluntary family planning services at no cost, limited to these services.
Women
- Contraceptive counseling
- Diaphragms and contraceptive rings
- Injectable contraceptives
- Intrauterine devices (IUDs)
- Implantable contraceptives
- Tubal ligation or tubal occlusion/tubal blocking procedures only
For a list of HRSA-supported Women’s Preventive Services Guidelines, click here.
Men
- Vasectomy
Service not listed?
If your doctor recommends a surgical contraceptive service not listed above, please contact the customer service number on the back of your member ID card. They will ask that your provider send them information as to why one of the services above cannot be rendered. They will then make a coverage determination within 24 hours of receipt of sufficient medical records.
Ensure your child is healthy at every age
During their early years, children experience a lot of important development for their health. Through age 18, children should regularly see the doctor to make sure they’re growing up healthy and on track—even if they’re feeling well. These are called ‘well-child visits.’ These visits allow your child’s doctor to keep an eye out for key developmental milestones and get important routine vaccines.
Well-child visits are essential during the first 30 months of life
15 months old
Babies need extra attention early in life. Newborns should have at least six well-child visits with their doctor during their first 15 months.
30 months old
Your baby should then have at least two more well-child visits with their doctor before they turn 30 months old.
Routine Annual Physical Incentive Program
An EOB is an outline of what services you received from a provider and how your benefits were applied to cover those services. You can view your personal EOBs through your MyBlue account.
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