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July 2022

Prenatal, well-child support for FEP members with growing families

This is part of an ongoing series of articles focusing on the tools and resources available to help FEP members manage their health.

The Blue Cross and Blue Shield Federal Employee Program® recognizes the importance of preventive care for pregnant women and growing families. Pregnant women should be seen regularly for prenatal care, especially in the first trimester. Parents are also encouraged to schedule regular well-child visits for their children, particularly in the first 15 months of life.

Here are some resources to share with FEP patients:

  • Online information at fepblue.org/maternity:
    • Tips for a healthy pregnancy
    • Breastfeeding support
  • The Pregnancy Care Incentive Program is available to members with the Standard and Basic Option. The program encourages early and ongoing prenatal care. Pregnant members can earn a Pregnancy Care Box that includes pregnancy gifts, information and $75 toward a health account for members who complete all requirements.
  • The Summer Health Checklist For Families has reminders for families about well-child visits, immunizations and more.
  • Bright Futures,** led by the American Academy of Pediatrics, provides guidance for all preventive care screenings and well-child visits.

If you or FEP members have questions about benefits, call Customer Service at 1-800-482-3600.

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