Regence Caring Foundation for Children

Parents' Resource Center

If you are concerned about your child's health care needs—and your ability to access and receive care—the following resources may be able to help you.

In Utah

211 Info Bank

A program of the Community Services Council, this is a free information and referral line for health, human and community services. It provides information and referrals on many topics including public health clinics and a variety of nonprofit and government agencies.

Web: www.informationandreferral.org
Phone: 2-1-1 or 888.826.9790

Utah Cares

Access a free, confidential tool that helps you find state and community services. Information also available in Spanish.

Web: utahcares.utah.gov
Phone: 2-1-1

State of Utah's Oral Health Program

Visit this site to learn more about caring for your child's oral health. It includes information about fluoridation, sealants, dental visits and what dental benefits are included in Utah's CHIP, Medicaid and PCN coverage.

Web: www.health.utah.gov/oralhealth
Phone: 801.538.9177

Utah Clicks

This organization helps families find and apply for state health programs and services. Their website also allows you to complete and submit applications for a variety of Utah health programs

Web: www.utahclicks.org
Phone: 888.222.2542

In Idaho

Idaho Careline

The Idaho Careline provides information for parents and professionals on child care, development, health and other topics. Children's health insurance application forms (Medicaid and CHIP) are available for downloading.

Web: www.idahocareline.org or www.idahochild.org
Phone: 2-1-1 or 800.926.2588

Other Sites

For more information about taking care of your child's oral health, please visit the following websites.

• American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry
• American Dental Association
• National Maternal and Child Oral Health Resource Center
• The Center for Disease Control and Prevention

For more information about CHIP, Medicaid, or providers located in your state please visit: www.insurekidsnow.gov or call 1-877-Kids-Now (1-877-543-7669)

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