Viewing and Printing Child Health Checkup Results

Infant and toddler checkups are essential for healthy growth! But amidst the hectic demands of childcare, it can be daunting to keep track of checkup results or to retrieve them for submission to daycare. What should you do?

This article details how to easily check and print your child's infant and toddler checkup results using the National Health Insurance Service website. We'll also cover how to interpret the checkup results and answer frequently asked questions, so you can confidently and thoroughly manage your child's health.

Why are infant and toddler checkup results important?

Infant and toddler checkups are a vital national program that systematically manages a child's growth and development, helping to detect and treat health problems early. Checkup results provide a comprehensive assessment of a child's physical, mental, and social development, and can lead to further testing or counseling if necessary.

How to check and print infant and toddler checkup results

🔗 How to Print Infant and Toddler Checkup Results and Understand the Report

1. Access the National Health Insurance Service website:

• Access the National Health Insurance Service websiteand log in.
• Click Family Health Management in the Health iN menu.
• Select the Infant and Toddler Health Checkup Result Inquiry menu and click the Inquiry button.

2. Check the checkup results:

• Click the Results button in the Checkup Results tab to view the infant and toddler health checkup report.
• The Opinion tab shows the examining doctor's final conclusion.
• The Instructions for Guardians tab provides a detailed explanation of the checkup results.

3. Print the checkup results:

• Click the printer icon to proceed with print settings.
• Select the printer connected to your computer and click the Print button.

4. Visit a National Health Insurance Service branch office:

• If you do not have a printer at home or work, you can visit a nearby National Health Insurance Service branch office to print the results.
• It is recommended to inquire about issuance before visiting the branch office.

How to understand the infant and toddler checkup report

• Checkup Type: Shows the checkup items according to the child's age.
• Test Results: Presents the results of each test item, such as physical measurements and developmental evaluations, in numerical values or descriptions.
• Opinion: Records the examining doctor's overall assessment and further advice.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Why are the checkup results delayed?
  • Checkup results are generally available within 15 days of the checkup. However, delays may occur due to a high volume of checkups or system errors.
• What should I do if there is an abnormality in the checkup results?
  • If there are any abnormal findings in the checkup results, it is best to consult a pediatrician for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
• What should I do if I lose the checkup results?
  • You can reissue the results from the National Health Insurance Service website or contact the medical institution where you received the checkup.