Baby Watch provides services for children ages birth to three who have special needs or developmental delays. Services are provided in family's homes, Baby Watch centers, and other community settings such as childcare.

Baby Your Baby provides speedy insurance coverage for prenatal care while going through the more lengthy process of making a Medicaid application. In addition to completing an application for Baby Your Baby, also apply for Medicaid online at this website. For more information on Baby Your Baby and for answers to questions about prenatal care, call the Baby Your Baby Hotline free at 1-800-826-9662.

The CSHCN Program provides evaluations and treatment for children who have serious medical problems and conditions. Medical, behavioral, and mental health evaluations are provided for eligible children.

Early Head Start provides resources and support to parents as they help their young children grow and develop. Services focus on health, nutrition, safety, emotional development and parent-child relationships. Services are offered through weekly home visits or center based services, depending on the needs of the family.

Head Start fosters healthy development and school readiness. Children participate in educational activities that help prepare them for kindergarten and life. Children also receive help in accessing medical and dental care, have healthy meals and snacks, and enjoy playing indoors and outdoors in a safe setting.

CHIP is a state health insurance plan for children under age 19. Children qualify for CHIP based on income and family size. Depending on income, families may be required to pay up to $60 every three months, as well as small co-pays for services like a visit to the doctor.

The Utah Medicaid Program helps families and individuals pay for medical bills. If you or a family member are pregnant, in addition to completing a Medicaid application, consider completing an online application for Baby Your Baby. Baby Your Baby helps pay for prenatal care services for qualifying Utah women while they are going through the Medicaid application process.