Coverage designed to keep you healthy.
Preventive care services support your health and wellbeing.
Your plan includes in-network preventive care services at no cost to you.
It feels good when you’re in charge of your health. It’s even better when you know your costs are covered.
With your WPS plan, qualifying preventive services are covered at 100% when you see an in‑network provider. That means no copay and no deductible or maximum dollar limit for services that include:
- Preventive visit for adults
An annual exam focused on staying healthy. - Well-child visits
Routine checkups throughout childhood based on recommended age guidelines. - Routine immunizations
Vaccines recommended for children and adults by the CDC. - Age and risk‑based preventive screenings
Services such as mammograms and colon cancer screening recommended under the ACA preventive care guidelines. - Certain preventive medications
Medications required to be covered under ACA rules when prescribed for preventive use.
For a complete list of preventive services based on your coverage, select your plan below:
If you have a WPS Powered by Auxiant Self-Funded Health Plan, please see the summary plan document available in your customer account or call the number on your ID card. WPS is proud to include all preventive services rated A or B by the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF). View USPSTF list.
Preventive care tools
Use these resources to be proactive today and help prevent health conditions tomorrow.
The American Cancer Society helps educate people on how to reduce their risk of cancer by encouraging healthy lifestyle choices. Consider not smoking and not using other tobacco products, maintain a healthy body weight, get regular physical activity, eat a healthy diet, limit alcohol consumption and get cancer-screening tests.
Are you living smart? Take a quick nutrition and activity quiz to find out.
High cholesterol levels can lead to heart disease. By following a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol, and being physically active, you can maintain a healthy weight and help lower your cholesterol level. Visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to learn more about cholesterol and its risk factors.
Make sure your child is immunized for diseases like polio and diphtheria. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has easy-to-use immunization schedules that provide a list of recommended vaccines and dates for children age six and younger and for preteens and teens.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services offers various fall prevention programs, initiatives and resources for seniors age 60 and older. Help reduce fall-related complications and deaths among Wisconsinites through the integration of community-based and medical preventive approaches. Learn more at the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
High blood pressure, or hypertension, is a disease with few or no symptoms. The American Heart Association is a health agency that helps people learn how to keep blood pressure in the healthy range, reducing disability and death from cardiovascular diseases and stroke.
Are you at risk? Use the American Heart Association’s atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) risk calculator to determine if you are at risk for heart attack, stroke, heart failure or kidney disease.