You can schedule the 2-year well-child visit before the child’s second birthday for UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of North Carolina members. The visit is fully reimbursable and does not need to occur on or after the birthday.
North Carolina Medicaid does not require well-care visits (ages 3–21) to be 365 days apart. The visit is covered per calendar year.
Completing well-child visits can help close well-care gaps. Use the chart below to identify codes that may help close those gaps:
| Code | Brief description | Code | Brief description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 99381 | New pt preventive, infant | 99382 | New pt preventive, 1–4 years |
| 99383 | New pt preventive, 5–11 years | 99384 | New pt preventive, 12–17 years |
| 99385 | New pt preventive, 18–39 years | 99391 | Established preventive, infant |
| 99392 | Established preventive, 1–4 years | 99393 | Established preventive, 5–11 years |
| 99394 | Established preventive, 12–17 years | 99395 | Established preventive, 18–39 years |
| 99461 | Initial newborn care | G0438 | Initial annual wellness visit |
| G0439 | Subsequent annual wellness visit | S0302 | Completed EPSDT service |
| S0610 | Annual GYN exam, new pt | S0612 | Annual GYN exam, established pt |
| S0613 | Annual GYN exam, no pelvic |
Select the code that matches the member age, patient status and services rendered. Billing a code does not replace North Carolina Medicaid policy, documentation, medical necessity or contract requirements.
Use modifier EP for eligible ages 0–20 when the service is part of a health check/EPSDT early periodic screening encounter.
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