Medicaid

Healthy Connections is the Idaho Medicaid program that helps participants connect with a Primary Care Provider (PCP) or clinic who will coordinate their healthcare needs. 

At Central District Health Department's (CDHD) Reproductive Health Clinic, men and women can receive complete physical wellness exams, STI/HIV testing, pregnancy testing, and a variety of contraception options. Many insurances are accepted and a sliding fee payment scale is available. 

Each stage in a child’s development is important and comes with opportunities for learning. Parents as Teachers is a free in-home program that helps guide parents through these stages and gives them tools for success.

The Medicare Savings Programs (MSP) are designed to assist seniors in paying their Medicare premiums and in some cases your deductibles, co-insurance or co-payments.

The Medicaid for Workers with Disabilities program provides low-cost health care options for disabled workers seeking assistance.

The Medicaid program for pregnant women provides pregnancy related health care services to women who meet the eligibility criteria.

The Medicaid program for parents and caretaker relatives of children provides free healthcare to those individuals who meet the eligibility criteria.

The Medicaid program for children provides free health coverage to those individuals who meet the eligibility criteria.

The Medicaid program for the Aged, Blind or Disabled (AABD) provides health coverage for those individuals who meet the eligibility criteria.

The Children’s Health Insurance Program, or CHIP, is a low-cost health coverage program for children under age 19 whose family income is too high to qualify for Medicaid.

Certification of individuals providing care and housing to elderly, mentally ill, physically disabled, or developmentally disabled adults in order to receive compensation for services.