Developmental screenings for children up to 5 years of age to determine if they are meeting developmental milestones.

Serves as health center with variety of outpatient services. Provides Pediatric Services, Women's Health Services, Primary Care Services, and Dental Services. Pediatric Health Services: Provides complete care to children from birth to age 18. Services include: developmental assessments, hearing and dental screening as well as basic vision testing, and immunizations, and lead testing. Women's Health Services: Provides a wide range of outpatient comprehensive services for women of all ages. Services include counseling, prenatal, and gynecological care. Primary Care Services: Offers a broad spectrum of personal and community services directed at individuals and families of all races, genders and ages who are unable to access the private medical sector. Dental Care Services: Provides primary dental care for children and adults. Services include: dental exams, cleaning, and referrals to Orthodontics.

Provides early intervention screening for children under five years of age. Uses "Ages and Stages Questionnaire" to determine if child is meeting typical milestones. Screening includes social, cognitive, vision, hearing, and motor skills. Also provides information packet to support the child after screening.

Offers in-home early intervention for low-income families with children under 3 years old. Helps promote early learning, brain development, and resiliency for young children. Services include: - Individual family home visits and developmental screenings - Group parenting training sessions - Center-based group activities - Connects parents with community resources

Offers services for families concerned about their child’s development. This includes motor, speech/language, and learning development. Services include: - Developmental screening - Occupational therapy - Speech/language therapy - Physical therapy - Counseling for children and their families

Offers services for families and caregivers of children under five years old who are concerned about a child’s development. This includes communication, motor, self-help, social, cognitive, vision, and hearing.

Program for children birth to three who are Waukegan residents. Provides in-home screenings, home visits, and monthly workshops by Infant Toddler Specialists, based on the screening outcomes. Also can help parents contact EI when needed and establish a home visit schedule with the family.

Serves as health center with variety of outpatient services. Provides Pediatric Services, Women's Health Services, Primary Care Services, and Dental Services. Pediatric Health Services: Provides complete care to children from birth to age 18. Services include: developmental assessments, hearing and dental screening, basic vision testing, immunizations, and lead testing. Women's Health Services: Provides a wide range of outpatient comprehensive services for women of all ages. Services include counseling, prenatal, and gynecological care. Primary Care Services: Offers a broad spectrum of personal and community services directed at individuals and families of all races, genders and ages who are unable to access the private medical sector. Dental Care Services: Provides primary dental care for children and adults, including: Dental Exams, Cleaning, Dentures, Digital X-rays, Fillings, Simple Extractions, Dental Sealants, Referrals to Orthodontics and Specialty Care, WIC Client Dental Screenings, School Dental Screenings, and Care for Pregnant Patients. (Payment for specialty care will be the responsibility of the patient.

Serves as health center with variety of outpatient services, including: Pediatric Health Services: Provides complete care to children from birth to age 18. Services include: developmental assessments, hearing and dental screening as well as basic vision testing, immunizations, and lead testing. Women's Health Services: Provides a wide range of comprehensive outpatient services for women of all ages. Services include counseling, prenatal, and gynecological care. Primary Care Services: Offers a broad spectrum of personal and community services directed at individuals and families of all races, genders and ages who are unable to access the private medical sector. Dental Care Services: Provides primary dental care for children and adults. Services include: dental exams, cleaning, and referrals to Orthodontics.

Offers services for families and caregivers of children under three years old who are concerned about a child’s development. This includes communication, motor, self-help, social, cognitive, vision, and hearing.

Provides early childhood developmental screenings for residents of Antioch School District. Determines eligibility for Preschool for All program and/or other special education services. Administered at Mary Kay McNeill Early Learning Center.

Serves as health center with variety of outpatient services. Provides Pediatric Services, Women's Health Services, Primary Care Services, and Dental Services. Pediatric Health Services: Provides complete care to children from birth to age 18. Services include: developmental assessments, hearing and dental screening, basic vision testing, immunizations, and lead testing. Women's Health Services: Provides wide range of outpatient comprehensive services for women of all ages. Services include counseling, prenatal, and gynecological care. Primary Care Services: Offers broad spectrum of personal and community services directed at individuals and families of all races, genders and ages who are unable to access the private medical sector. Dental Care Services: Provides primary dental care for children and adults. Services include: dental exams, cleaning, and referrals to Orthodontics.

Offers services for families and caregivers of children under five years old who are concerned about a child’s development. This includes speech and feeding screenings.

Offers bilingual (English/Spanish) education and support services to families with children under age five. Helps clients enhance their ability to provide and advocate for their families. Strengthens parental knowledge and skills, and reduces isolation. Services include: - Developmental screening - Family planning education - Parenting support - Home visits by a trained support worker - Support groups for grandparents raising grandchildren - Referrals to health care providers, community services, and collaborating agencies

Provides complete care to children from birth to age 18. Services include: - Developmental assessments - Hearing and dental screening - Basic vision testing - Immunizations - Lead testing

Determines eligibility for state funded developmental disability services, provides referral and linkage to services, and provides advocacy and monitoring of individuals with developmental disabilities. Programs include: - PUNS - Prioritization for Urgency of Need for Services. - PAS - Pre Admission Screening. - ISSA - Individual Service and Support Advocacy.

This program encompasses four main areas: - Intervention for children and their families, either clinic-based or home-based. - Consultation with schools and families regarding individual children or specific issues related to autism. - Workshops or in-service training designed to provide education and training to professionals, paraprofessionals, and parents who are working with individuals diagnosed with autism. - Autism screenings and diagnostic services.

Provides support, education, and referrals to expecting families and families with infants. Also includes the Better Birth Outcomes (BBO) and Adverse Pregnancy Outcome Reporting System (APORS) programs. Adverse Pregnancy Outcome Reporting System (APORS): - Provides free home-visiting support for families with new babies with identified risk factors. - Public health nurses provide education, developmental screenings, and referrals. Better Birth Outcomes (BBO): - Women are enrolled in the program through pregnancy up to six weeks postpartum. Expectant mothers can get personalized support from WCHD during each stage of pregnancy receiving: - One-on-one support. - Coordination. - Education. - Guidance. - Access. One-on-One Support: - Monthly visits with a registered nurse to assure mother and baby are healthy. Coordination: - Coordination of care with doctors and other social service agencies. Education: - Prenantal health. - Nutrition. - Best safety practices while pregnant. Guidance: - How to properly wear a seatbelt while pregnant. - Identify and correct possible safety hazards in the home. - Implement and maintain safe sleep practices. Access: - Referrals to childbirth and parenting classes. - Referrals for obtaining baby supplies. - Referrals for food assistance programs. - Referrals to contraceptive services.

Provides support and education programming for children up to age and 3, as well as current and expecting parents Programs include: - Home visits. - Developmental screening. - Early childhood information and activities. - Parents and teen parents support groups. - Assisted resource and referral. - Parental information and support. - Playgroups. - Toy and book lending library. - Individualized family service plan. - Parenting education classes.

Developmental Screening: Early identification of developmental delays, including: - Communication/Social Skills. - Movement. - Self-help skills. -------------------- Physical Therapy: Movement, motor development, and body function (ex: strength, flexibility, coordination, and endurance). Work with children with a wide variety of diagnoses, including: - Developmental delays. - Cerebral palsy. - Down syndrome. - Spina bifida. - Torticollis. - Plagiocephaly. - Genetic disorders. - Hypotonia. - Toe walking. - Post-surgical rehabilitation. -------------------- Occupational Therapy: Increase a child's independence and quality of life while targeting areas including: - Daily living skills. - Sensory processing. - Self-regulation. - Motor skills - Coordination. Treatment includes an emphasis on educating the caregivers and providing strategies to increase participation in their home and community environments. -------------------- Speech Therapy: Essential skills needed to be confident and successful communicators. -------------------- Feeding Therapy: Several different approaches to resolve mealtime struggles, including: - SOS (Sequential Oral Sensory) approach: address both sensory processing and oral motor skills, allowing a child to interact with a variety of foods in a playful, non-stressful way. -------------------- The ALEX Program: Therapy for children with Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI).

Provides families with children under age 3 with suspected developmental delays service coordination of early intervention services including evaluations, connecting eligible families to therapies, community resources and transition. Services include: - Developmental screening for evaluation - Developmental assessment for case management - Speech therapy - Developmental therapy - Physical therapy - Occupational therapy - Assistive technology devices Services are tailored to each child's needs based on the level of delay experienced by the child.

Offers screenings for families of children to assess and diagnose potential developmental delays. This includes communication, motor, self-help, social, cognitive, vision, and hearing.

Offers broad spectrum of personal and community services directed at individuals and families of all races, genders and ages who are unable to access the private medical sector.

Provides early intervention screening for children under five years of age. Uses "Ages and Stages Questionnaire" to determine if child is meeting typical milestones. Screening includes social, cognitive, vision, hearing, and motor skills. Also provides information packet to support the child after screening.

Provides supportive services for parents. Offers in-home developmental screening for the children. Educates parents about parenthood skills and challenges and how to cope with stress. Also offers play groups and infant massage group.