About
They provide a wide range of services, including food and financial assistance, recovery and mental health services, rehabilitation, child care, and shelter/housing. IDHS serves the people of Illinois, with a focus on those who are striving for economic independence and others who face multiple challenges to self-sufficiency. With over 15,000 employees, IDHS is one of Illinois' largest agencies. They have multiple divisions, including Developmental Disabilities, Early Childhood, Family and Community Services, Behavioral Health and Recovery, and Rehabilitation Services.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
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Services & specialties
Food and Financial Assistance
IDHS provides food and financial assistance to those in need.
Recovery and Mental Health Services
IDHS offers recovery and mental health services to support individuals and families.
Rehabilitation
IDHS provides rehabilitation services to help individuals achieve independence.
Child Care
IDHS offers child care services to support working families.
Shelter/Housing
IDHS provides shelter and housing services to those in need.
Developmental Disabilities
IDHS supports individuals with developmental disabilities and their families.