Health Tracks
North Dakota Health Tracks, also known as Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment (EPSDT) program, is a preventative health care program for newborns, children and young adults through age 20 who are enrolled in Medicaid. To see if you are eligible for North Dakota Medicaid see income guidelines.
The program is made up of comprehensive periodic screenings and well-child checkups that help prevent and identify health problems before they become too complex and costly to treat.
Member and Parent Resources
Well Child: Why Go and What to Expect
Why Regular Dental Visits are Important
Find a dentist in North Dakota
Parents Lead
Health Tracks brochure - January 2021
Health Tracks flyer - August 2021
For member-related Health Tracks questions, please e-mail htmemberoutreach@nd.gov.
Provider Resources
General Information Medicaid Provider Manual
For provider-related Health Tracks questions, please e-mail HTprovideroutreach@nd.gov.
Covered Services
Health Tracks may cover:
- Physical exams
- Hearing and vision checks
- Glasses and hearing aids
- Vaccines (shots) and labs
- Dental care, braces, fluoride varnish
- Health education
- Behavioral health screenings
- Growth and development checks
- Nutrition counseling
- Other health services
Health Tracks benefits may be available to Medicaid enrollees at no charge.
Households with a client share may be responsible for the cost of some services. Client share is a monthly amount a person must pay in medical bills before the Medicaid program will pay for medical care received.
A Health Tracks coordinator will help schedule appointments for services and will also help with finding transportation to services. Some services require prior approval, so check with your coordinator about these requirements.
Screening Schedule
Health Tracks screenings are recommended at these ages:
| Newborn | 12 Months |
| 2-5 days old | 15 Months |
| 1 Month | 18 Months |
| 2 Months | 24 Months |
| 4 Months | 30 Months |
| 6 Months | Every year from age 3 through 20 |
| 9 Months |
Dental Care:
- First visit - after a child’s first tooth appears or by age one, or sooner, if a problem occurs.
- Checkups every six months.
Vaccine Information
The North Dakota Department of Health has various resources including vaccine schedules for children and adults, provider locator and other reliable information available here.
Contact Information
For Health Tracks related phone calls, please call 701-328-2014.
For member-related Health Tracks questions, please e-mail htmemberoutreach@nd.gov.
| Member Outreach Coordinators | Phone Number |
| Cindy | 701-857-6919 |
| Lynette | 701-227-7430 |
| Tara | 701-795-3722 |
For provider-related Health Tracks questions, please e-mail HTprovideroutreach@nd.gov.
| Provider Outreach Coordinators | Phone Number |
| Bailey | 701-795-3987 |
| Cheri | 701-239-8976 |
| Laurie | 701-253-3021 |
Medical Services Division
North Dakota Department of Human Services
600 E. Boulevard Ave., Dept. 325
Bismarck, ND 58505-0250
Telephone: (701) 328-7068
Toll-free: (800) 755-2604
711 (TTY)
Fax: (701) 328-1544
E-mail: dhsmed@nd.gov
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