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State health insurance program for eligible low-income adults, children, and people with disabilities.

State health insurance program for eligible low-income adults, children, and people with disabilities.

Medicaid health coverage and services for income-qualified Illinois residents.

Offers coverage to eligible children, adults, seniors and people with disabilities. Provides access to health care at a reasonable cost. Additional coverage includes:

• Prescriptions
• Medical equipment and transportation
• Family planning
• Laboratory tests and x-rays

Also covers dental care which includes preventive and diagnostic services.

Home Based Support Services/Home Based Waiver Program provides a monthly budget for individuals and their families to get services through the Illinois Department of Human Services. We help individuals and families by assisting them in arranging for, directing and managing services. Funds often used to pay for a Personal Support Worker (PSW) who assists individuals with learning new skills. Funds may also be used for community day services, supported employment, home modification, adaptive equipment costs and therapies.

In-home assistance for homebound elderly Illinois residents. Services include meal prep, assistance with bathing and transferring, laundry and cleaning, transportation to groceries and for medical appointments.

In-home assistance for home bound elderly Illinois residents. Services include meal prep, assistance with bathing and transferring, laundry and cleaning, transportation to groceries and for medical appointments.

Applications processed for State of Illinois administered health programs, which includes Medicaid and All Kids. Applications can be submitted online or by mail or fax.

In-home assistance for homebound elderly Illinois residents. Services include meal prep, assistance with bathing and transferring, laundry and cleaning, transportation to groceries and for medical appointments.

Assists residents with filling out applications for Medicaid.

Provides a screening tool and online application for State of Illinois administered benefits programs. Programs include Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Aid to the Aged, Blind and Disabled (AABD), Medicare Savings Program and Medicaid.

The Illinois Department on Aging's subsidized in-home care program provides a variety of services for older adults who need assistance with activities of daily living regularly. Services provided by the Community Care program include homemakers services, adult day care, automated medication dispensers, and emergency home response systems.

Cambodian Association of Illinois provides in-home service to clients of senior adults in Chicago. The main objective of this program is to help older adults remain independent and healthy, in their own home, and keep them out of a nursing home, as long as nursing home placement is not necessary.The services is provide through the Community Care Program from Illinois Department on Aging.

Solutions for Care is a state-designated Aging & Disability Resource Network (ADRN) site that provides up-to-date information and quality referrals to individuals with disabilities ages 18-59 and to older adults and their family members. ADRN also offers the Senior Health Assistance Program (SHAP) which connects clients with state and federal programs. Speak to experienced Benefit Access Counselors to determine the criteria for participation in several programs.

GCFD helps individuals and families complete and submit their SNAP/Link (food stamps) and Medicaid applications. This program offers guidance on eligibility, assists with gathering documents, and explains the application process to ensure access to food and medical assistance. GCFD has a language line to support neighbors who speak languages other than English and Spanish.

Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services' Moms and Babies covers healthcare for women while they are pregnant for up to 12 months after the baby is born. Moms & Babies coverage is the full Medicaid benefit package, including covers both outpatient healthcare, and inpatient hospital care, including labor and delivery, primary and specialty care, and prescription drugs. Members of Moms and Babies can get these important health services:Doctor servicesClinic servicesDental servicesEmergency room servicesHospital services (inpatient and outpatient)Maternity care (special care during and after pregnancy)SurgeryMedicines (prescription drugs)Lab and X-ray servicesMental health treatment (inpatient and outpatient)Substance abuse treatment (inpatient and outpatient)Family planning services and suppliesMedical supplies and equipmentTransportation for emergency medical careHome health servicesEarly intervention servicesAudiologist (hearing) servicesEye glassesOptometrist (eye) servicesPodiatric (feet) servicesChiropractic servicesIntermediate care for people who are developmentally disabledCare in skilled pediatric nursing facilitiesNursing home servicesRegular checkups and shots for childrenRenal (kidney) dialysis servicesNursing carePhysical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapyHospice careRespiratory (breathing) equipment and supplies

Beyond Hunger offers a range of benefit assistance services including cash assistance, medicare savings, RTA ride free permit, license plate sticker discounts, access to care, and state ID financial assistance.

The Society of St Vincent DePaul assists individuals with Medicaid applications.

HealthChoice Illinois is the statewide Medicaid managed care program. Most Medicaid customers are required to choose a primary care provider (PCP) and health plan.

Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services' Medicaid Presumptive Eligibility (MPE) is a program for pregnant women. MPE offers immediate, temporary coverage for outpatient health services to pregnant women who meet income requirements. There are no co-payments or premiums in MPE. Those who meet the income requirements for MPE can get services right away. That means individuals can get services the same day you sign the application if the MPE provider says they are eligible. MPE covers outpatient services like prenatal checkups, doctor visits, lab tests, prenatal vitamins, medicine, specialty medical care, eye care, dental care, emergency room care, mental health and substance abuse services, transportation to get medical care and other services. Individuals cannot get hospital services, like labor and delivery, from the MPE program. To get hospital services, you must apply for Moms & Babies.

The Community Care Program (CCP) helps older adults maintain their independence and avoid nursing home placement. CCP provides eligible older adults with comprehensive care coordination, in-home homemaker services to assist with personal care and household tasks, emergency home response services, and automated medication dispensers. CCP also may provide for adult day services in which individuals can spend time engaged in various supervised recreational and social activities.

Receives applications for Medicaid, program provides healthcare coverage to those lacking health insurance.

Assists people with enrolling and applying for Medicaid.

Receives applications for Medicaid, program provides healthcare coverage to those lacking health insurance.

Receives applications for Medicaid, program provides healthcare coverage to those lacking health insurance.