Family Health Services
Family Health Services is divided into four main sections:
Maternal, Child, W.I.C.,
and
Family Case Management.
Maternal Health
Prenatal care based on income
Maternal high risk follow-up
Prenatal education
Special Delivery Program
Child Health
The Illinois Division of Specialized Care for Children
Home visits
Vision and hearing screenings in schools
Communicable disease surveillance in schools
Infant care education
Blood lead level screening and testing
W.I.C.
What Is It?
W.I.C. is a supplemental food and nutrition education program for pregnant and nursing women, infants, and children to age 5
This program is designed for lower income families of Logan County who are at nutritional risk
What Is The Income Eligibility?
July 1, 2006 - June 30, 2007
|
FAMILY SIZE |
ANNUAL |
MONTHLY |
WEEKLY |
|
1 |
$18,130 |
$1,511 |
$349 |
|
2 |
$24,420 |
$2,035 |
$470 |
|
3 |
$30,710 |
$2,560 |
$591 |
|
4 |
$37,000 |
$3,084 |
$712 |
|
5 |
$43,290 |
$3,608 |
$833 |
|
6 |
$49,580 |
$4,132 |
$954 |
|
7 |
$55,870 |
$4,656 |
$1,075 |
|
8 |
$62,160 |
$5,180 |
$1,196 |
|
For each additional family member add |
+6,290 |
+525 |
+121 |
W.I.C. Clinic Schedule
Monday - Friday by appointment
Coupon pickup and nutrition education on Tuesday
Call W.I.C. for more information and eligibility requirements: (217) 735-2317
Family Case Management
Who is Eligible?
Women,
infants, and children
Program Includes:
Referrals for medical care throughout your pregnancy and delivery
Visiting nurses
W.I.C. supplemental food program for women, infants, and children
Group nutrition classes
Individual education and counseling with a nurse
Referral to community resources after delivery
Family planning counseling after delivery
Prenatal classes (B.E.A.R.R.) for teens
Sick child doctor visits, medicines, and diagnostic testing
Prenatal care for mothers on Public Aid
Spend down including prenatal vitamins, laboratory tests and doctor visits
Breast
feeding support and education