The Coordinated Healthcare for Complex Kids (CHECK) program, housed in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Illinois College of Medicine and UI Health, operates as the Department of Pediatrics Clinical Population and Behavioral Health Program, helping individuals and families access the care and support they need.
Our Impact
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180 K + Care Coordination Services Provided
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50 K + Behavioral Health Services Provided
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6 K + Patients and Families Engaged
Services Offered
Through coordinated health services, CHECK connects patients to medical, behavioral, and social resources while providing ongoing guidance. The program’s Care Coordinators and Behavioral Health Care Coordinators assist with navigating the healthcare system, ensuring families receive the right support to improve their overall well-being. By focusing on prevention and whole-person care, CHECK works to reduce hospital visits and enhance the quality of life for the communities it serves.
CHECK helps families overcome healthcare challenges by providing:
- Assistance with medical appointments and care coordination
- Support for mental and behavioral health needs
- Referrals to healthcare and social service programs
- Education and resources to improve daily well-being
- A customized care plan developed with healthcare professionals
By offering these services, CHECK ensures families receive the care and resources they need to stay healthy and thrive.