What does Cook County health do?
Cook County Health provides high-quality care to more than 500,000 individuals through the health system and the health plan. Our teams of doctors, nurses and medical professionals represent the best in medicine. We continue to modernize and expand our network of community-based health centers throughout Cook County.
How do I contact the Cook County Department of Public Health?
The Cook County Department of Public Health (CCDPH) has opened a hotline, with live translation services available in all major languages: (708) 633-3319. This hotline is available Monday through Friday during regular office hours and is staffed by CCDPH staff. If you cannot immediately reach a member of staff, please leave a voicemail.
Who are the hospitals in Cook County with pharmacies?
Hospitals John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County Provident Hospital of Cook County Pharmacies Blue Island Health Center Pharmacy Provident Hospital Outpatient Pharmacy Stroger Hospital Pharmacy Ruth M. Rothstein CORE Center Pharmacy Cermak Health Services of Cook County Health Services Cermak Health Services of Cook County
What browsers are supported in the Cook County Health Office?
Internet Explorer 7 or higher is supported. Although other browsers may be used, your experience may be different. If you have questions contact the Cook County Health Help Desk @ 312-864-HELP (312-864-4357).
What is Cook County Health's community relations team?
Cook County Health’s Community Relations team prides itself on being community advocates and bringing the System’s resources to all Cook County residents.
What is Cook County Health?
From primary careto specialized treatment for complex medical conditions, Cook County Health delivers the care that keeps you healthy.
What is county care?
CountyCare is a no-cost Medicaid managed care health plan for people in Cook County. CountyCare offers a wide range of health services and expert care – at no cost to members.
How to make an appointment with a Cook County physician?
To schedule an appointment with a Cook County Health physician, please call 312-864-0200.
Who is the compassionate caregiver in Cook County?
Cook County Health’s Dr. Orlanda Mackie Awarded As A 2021 National Compassionate Caregiver by The Schwartz Center for Compassionate Healthcare
Does Cook County Health have drop off boxes?
Effective immediately, all Cook County Health pharmacieswill have drop-off boxes, accessible during business hours, to provide a safe,…
How much money did Cook County receive from the CARES Act?
Cook County received approximately $429 million from the U.S. Treasury from the CARES Act. Under the Act, units of local government with a population exceeding 500,000 are eligible to receive this funding and can distribute these funds to municipalities under this threshold for direct expenses related to coronavirus.
When was the Cook County response plan released?
On Thursday, May 14, President Preckwinkle released the Cook County COVID-19 Response Plan: From Rapid Response to Equitable Recovery during a virtual City Club speech. Read the full speech on Medium. This plan documents our initial, rapid response to the COVID-19 crisis and outlines our priorities for an equitable recovery over the next several months.
What is the Rapid Response Initiative?
We created this rapid response initiative to provide equitable and holistic comprehensive financial relief and critical support services to help suburban Cook County residents and small businesses rebound stronger than ever from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The initiative, funded by the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, is part of our ongoing commitment to promote equitable economic growth and community development, along with our partners.
What is the dashboard for medical examiners?
The dashboard shows deaths by location, time, and importantly, race and ethnicity. The Medical Examiner COVID-19 Dashboard is available in English, and Spanish.
What is Cook County Legal Aid?
Cook County has launched a new initiative, Cook County Legal Aid for Housing and Debt (CCLAHD). CCLAHD helps residents resolve eviction, foreclosure, debt, and tax deed issues. The first program under the initiative, the Early Resolution Program (ERP), launched on November 23, 2020. The ERP provides free legal assistance, counseling, pre-court mediation and case management for residents and landlords dealing with evictions or delinquent property taxes, and creditors and debtors with issues related to consumer debt. Visit www.cookcountylegalaid.org or call (855) 956-5763 to find out more information and get help.
What is ERP in real estate?
The ERP provides free legal assistance, counseling, pre-court mediation and case management for residents and landlords dealing with evictions or delinquent property taxes, and creditors and debtors with issues related to consumer debt.
When will Cook County reopen?
Re-opening of Cook County Facilities to the Public. County facilities re-opened on July 6, 2020, in accordance with President Preckwinkle's Executive Order 2020-11 . Please be advised that services are still available online, and staff are available by phone or email.
For Members
CountyCare’s Medicaid health plan offers access to 70 hospitals, benefits like LASIK, dental and rewards that promote a healthy lifestyle.
Thinking About CountyCare?
CountyCare members are not charged for using covered services. There are no copays or deductibles even for visits to your doctor or prescriptions. No cost means no cost!
For Providers
CountyCare partners with providers like you to work directly with our members to improve their health.
CountyCare is the Plan That Understands
We are Cook County’s largest Medicaid health plan with access to more than 4,500 primary care providers, 20,000 specialists and 70 hospitals throughout Cook County.
