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Childhood
Immunization
Clinic
schedule
(these
clinics
do not
include influenza or pneumonia)
Emergency
Preparedness
Checklist
2009 ANNUAL REPORT
Tazewell County
IPLAN
User's Guide to Services (pdf)
Employment
Opportunities
Translation w/
AltaVista Babel Fish
Spanish
Italian
French
German
Tentative
Strategic
Plan 2011-2013
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Director of Maternal/Child Health
Karla Burress, B.S.
Phone: (309)925-5511 or (309)477-2223, extension 256
Maternal/Child Health Supervisor
Pam Bowen, R.N.
Phone: (309)925-5511 or (309)477-2223, extension 249
Community Health Nursing Program
Community Health Nurses provide a variety of assessments, referrals,
and home visits throughout Tazewell County.
Perinatal Follow-up
- All infants admitted to OSF High-Risk Nursery receive
home visits at
1-2 weeks after leaving the hospital, 6 months, 12 months, 18 months,
and 2 years.
- Growth and development is monitored at each visit.
- Appropriate referrals are made when physical or
developmental
problems are identified.
WIC Program
- The WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) program is
federally funded
through the Department of Agriculture.
- WIC provides nutrition education, health assessments
and food vouchers
to pregnant, breastfeeding, and post partum women, and families with
infants and children under the age of 5. For Internet education
visit: www.wichealth.org
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- Clients must reside in Tazewell County, be within the
required federal income
guidelines, and have a nutritional or medical reason to qualify.
- Appointments are required. Call extension 230 or 233.
- Certified Lactation Counselors and Breastfeeding Peer
Counselors are
available to help breastfeeding women with questions or concerns.
- For more information visit:
www.fns.usda.gov/wic/ .
WIC Formula and Medical Nutritional Prescriptions Form available for download
Illinois Authorized WIC Food List
USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Family Case Management
- Family Case Management is funded by the Illinois Department of Human
Services (IDHS)
- The program provides public health nursing services to all medically
eligible pregnant women and children up to the age of 12 months. These
services include home visits with an emphasis on prevention. Health
education, growth and development assessments, and referrals to needed
services are provided.
- The goal of the program is to improve the health of pregnant women and
their children.
Pregnancy Testing/Prenatal Classes
- Free pregnancy testing is available by appointment.
- Prenatal nursing staff assists pregnant clients with initiation of a
IDHS Medical Card, finding a physician, and prenatal education.
- Prenatal classes are scheduled monthly in Creve Coeur, Pekin, and
at the Health Department.
- Classes are free and open to the public.
All Kids Healthcare Programs
- State health insurance applications are available for families.
Eligibility
dependent on income levels.
- Please call extension 277 for an appointment.
- For more information on coverage, visit
www.allkidscovered.com .
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