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Skokie, IL

MOVE! Weight Management Program

US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) - Veterans Health Administration (VHA)

Located in Skokie, IL, the MOVE! Weight Management Program is dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of Veterans through comprehensive weight management and health promotion services. Our mission is to screen every Veteran at VA facilities annually for obesity, providing personalized referrals to various weight management options tailored to individual needs and preferences. We offer a range of services including interactive group sessions, telephone lifestyle coaching, and innovative tools like TeleMOVE! for in-home support. Additionally, the MOVE! Coach mobile app allows Veterans to track their journey independently, while those needing more intensive help can access weight loss medications and bariatric surgery after exploring our other programs. To get started on your path to a healthier weight, connect with your local MOVE! Coordinator or VA provider today.

Skokie, IL

Adult Medical Services

Pillars Community Health

Adult Medical Services in Skokie, IL, is dedicated to providing comprehensive and accessible healthcare for adults, regardless of income, insurance status, or language barriers. Our mission is to ensure that everyone receives the medical attention they require without delay. We offer a wide range of essential services, including COVID-19 testing, annual physical exams, psychiatric care, chronic disease management for conditions like diabetes and hypertension, and behavioral health screenings. Our low-cost prescription program helps uninsured patients access necessary medications, while our team coordinates complex care through referrals to specialty hospitals. We also provide vital screenings for HIV and STIs, birth control counseling, and nutrition classes, all aimed at promoting overall wellness. With same-day appointments available, we invite anyone in need of care to reach out and discover the support we offer.

Skokie, IL

Primary Care and Mental Health Care Services

American Indian Health Service of Chicago, Inc.

Located in Skokie, IL, the American Indian Health Service of Chicago (AIHSC) proudly stands as the sole Urban Indian Health Program in Illinois, dedicated to delivering comprehensive primary healthcare and mental health services to the American Indian community and other underserved populations. Our mission centers on providing culturally sensitive care across all life stages, ensuring that individuals receive the support needed for holistic health. Our integrated model combines primary care and behavioral health, addressing the complex needs of our patients through interdisciplinary teamwork. We offer a range of services including chronic disease management, preventive care, women’s health services, cancer screenings, immunizations, and urgent care for children and adults alike. Additionally, we ensure accessibility through sliding scale payments and partnerships that provide discounted medications and labs for those who are uninsured or underinsured. AIHSC accepts most insurance plans, and we invite you to reach out to us for guidance on your care options.

Skokie, IL

Adult Health

Angel Harvey Family Health Center of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago

At Adult Health in Skokie, IL, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive adult care that prioritizes your well-being in a welcoming, bilingual environment. Our mission is to empower individuals to actively engage in their health journey. We offer a wide range of services, including preventive care and annual exams for men and women, health education, nutrition counseling, and chronic disease management for conditions such as obesity and diabetes. Our team is committed to providing work physicals, STI screenings, contraception, and extensive medical screenings to ensure the prevention, early detection, and management of chronic illnesses like hypertension and asthma. We believe in accessibility and accept Medicaid, along with a sliding scale fee for those who are uninsured or underinsured. Your health is our priority, and we are here to support you every step of the way.

South Holland, IL

Arden Courts

Arden Courts, located in South Holland, IL, specializes in memory care for individuals with Alzheimer's and related dementias. This compassionate community features specially trained staff available 24/7, ensuring personalized care tailored to each resident's needs. Arden Courts fosters a supportive environment with structured daily activities geared towards promoting social, physical, and mental engagement. Designed for safety and comfort, the facility includes welcoming common areas, walking paths, and opportunities for family-style meals, allowing residents to maintain a sense of autonomy while receiving necessary support. Emphasizing inclusivity, Arden Courts embraces residents from diverse backgrounds and encourages pet ownership. Its strategic location offers easy access to local amenities and healthcare providers. Explore the full range of support services available to enhance well-being and ensure meaningful living at Arden Courts.

South Holland, IL

Phoenix Court

Phoenix Court is a Medicaid Certified Intermediate Care Facility in South Holland, IL, dedicated to serving individuals with intellectual disabilities and related conditions. With a mission to empower clients to lead fulfilling lives within their communities, Phoenix Court offers essential support that emphasizes independence and social integration. By providing specialized care and resources, the facility plays a crucial role in addressing local healthcare challenges, ensuring that over 100,000 individuals benefit from its programs. Operating Monday through Friday from 8 am to 4 pm, Phoenix Court invites residents to explore its range of services, which are designed to foster well-being and community engagement.

Springfield, IL

Cancer Transitions

Cancer Support Community East Tennessee

Cancer Transitions in Springfield, IL, is dedicated to empowering survivors of any cancer diagnosis who have completed their treatment. While our program is primarily designed for those who have finished their treatment within the last 24 months, we welcome cancer survivors at any stage of their journey. We provide a comprehensive suite of support services, including nutritional guidance, personalized exercise plans, emotional health education, and medical management support, all tailored to improve well-being and enhance the quality of life for survivors. Our mission is to offer practical resources and compassionate care, ensuring that every individual has the tools needed to thrive after cancer treatment.

Springfield, IL

KidneyCare:365

Fresenius Kidney Care

KidneyCare:365, based in Springfield, IL, is dedicated to empowering individuals affected by kidney health challenges through comprehensive education and support. Our program is designed for those recently diagnosed with kidney disease, caregivers, or anyone preparing for dialysis. We provide essential information on the symptoms and stages of chronic kidney disease (CKD), tips for nutritious eating specifically tailored for kidney health, coping strategies, and available treatment options, including the flexibility of home dialysis. At KidneyCare:365, we understand the importance of access, which is why our classes are offered in various formats, including online, video conference, phone calls, or in-person sessions, ensuring that you receive the support you need, when you need it.

Springfield, IL

Meal Support Program

Project HEAL

The Meal Support Program in Springfield, IL, provides compassionate and informed assistance for individuals aged 16 and up who are navigating their recovery from eating disorders. Through live, virtual drop-in group meals, we create a welcoming environment where participants can safely enjoy meals while receiving vital nutritional support. Our meal support sessions occur four times daily, including two lunch and two dinner options, allowing individuals to find a schedule that fits their needs. Each session is led by trained nutrition practitioners from the Clinician’s Incubator, ensuring participants receive the support necessary on their journey toward healing. While our program focuses on ongoing support and nourishment, we encourage anyone in crisis to reach out to emergency services or text HEALING to 741741.

Springfield, IL

Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology (AYA) Program

Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center of Northwestern University

The Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology (AYA) Program in Springfield, IL, is dedicated to supporting young cancer survivors aged 15-39 with a compassionate and comprehensive approach. Collaborating closely with the renowned Lurie Cancer Center in Chicago, our multidisciplinary team of experts is committed to meeting the unique and complex needs of AYA patients. We provide essential services aligned with national standards, including psychosocial support, fertility counseling, health insurance and financial guidance, surveillance and survivorship care, access to clinical trials, specialty cancer programs, and palliative care. Our program also partners with local support organizations to foster learning, discussion, and fellowship among those impacted by cancer. When necessary, we ensure that our patients receive medically essential care at little or no cost, reaffirming our commitment to their well-being and recovery.

Springfield, IL

Intravenous and Tube Feeding Support

The Oley Foundation

Located in Springfield, IL, the Oley Foundation is dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals who rely on home intravenous nutrition (parenteral) and tube feeding (enteral). Our mission is rooted in compassion, offering a wealth of resources that include educational initiatives, advocacy efforts, and networking opportunities tailored for patients, families, clinicians, and industry professionals. Members benefit from our bi-monthly LifelineLetter, featuring informative articles on medical advancements and personal stories. We also provide support groups, outreach programs, and an extensive Information Clearinghouse that addresses inquiries through a toll-free hotline and online resources. Our consumer networking platform features an online chat forum and connections to experienced caregivers. Furthermore, our Equipment/Supply Exchange program ensures patients have access to free supplies donated by fellow members. All membership benefits are complimentary, allowing individuals to join our community without cost. We invite you to connect with us and explore the support available to you through the Oley Foundation.

Springfield, IL

Ovarian Cancer Treatment Fund

National Ovarian Cancer Coalition (NOCC)

The Ovarian Cancer Treatment Fund, operated by the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition in Springfield, IL, is dedicated to easing the financial burdens faced by ovarian cancer patients. We provide a one-time financial assistance payment of $1,000 to help with essential non-medical costs that support a patient’s treatment journey. Our funding can cover transportation to medical appointments, rent and housing expenses, utility bills, food and groceries, as well as child or elder care and cleaning services. We prioritize increasing accessibility to treatment, ensuring that financial concerns do not hinder patients from receiving the care they deserve. Eligibility for assistance is determined during the application process, which varies by state, allowing us to support those in need in a practical and impactful way.

Springfield, IL

OvarCare Patient Assistance Program

Ovarcome

OvarCare Patient Assistance Program in Springfield, IL, is dedicated to empowering women battling ovarian cancer by providing essential support and resources tailored specifically for their needs. Our initiative offers financial assistance packages that include a $200 grant, a $100 gas card, and a $100 grocery card to alleviate some of the burdens during this challenging time. Additionally, we offer vital psycho-social counseling through phone sessions with licensed clinical social workers and genetic counseling to help navigate the complexities of cancer treatment. To apply for assistance, we encourage patients to have their healthcare providers, such as physicians, nurses, or social workers, submit applications on their behalf. We process applications in the order they’re received, with grant distribution subject to available funding, ensuring that we prioritize the immediate needs of those we serve with care and compassion.