Health, Equipment Resources and Transportation
Health, Equipment Resources and Transportation
**Laremont and SEDOL do not endorse or recommend providers. This list of medical providers has been compiled as a resource for families.
The All Kids program offers many Illinois children comprehensive healthcare that includes doctors, visits, hospital stays, prescription drugs, vision care, dental care and medical devices like eyeglasses and asthma inhalers. Some families pay monthly premiums for the coverage, but rates for middle-income families are significantly lower than they are on the private market.
Lake Behavioral Hospital has a very clear goal: to help people live healthier lives. Since a mental health crisis can severely impact everyday life, we help our patients and families regain their balance.
The Lake County Health Department offers resources such as clinics and doctors in the area, as well as provides important health information.
Through UCP Seguin’s Durable Medical Equipment program, people with temporary or permanent disabilities can secure durable medical equipment free of charge. Ramp Up - Ramp Up provides ramps and interior modifications that make homes accessible to everyone who lives there. Without help, many children with disabilities could be marginalized or even institutionalized. But with Ramp Up these children are on the move, growing toward a future as independent adults.
Our mission motivated by the belief that healthcare is a human right, we provide high quality, affordable care to support healthier people, families and communities. Services in English & Spanish
A referral resource for lending programs.
We are a practice offering counseling for children, teens, parents, adults, couples, and families.
Counseling center located in Libertyville, IL. This agency serves individuals of all ages, including family counseling and couples counseling.
Comprehensive mental health center without barriers. Located in Northfield, Waukegan, Highland Park, Highwood, and expanding to Grayslake.
Diaper Bank, Lake County, IL
Mobile diaper pantry that supplies diapers for children up to age 3, and pull ups for children up to age 4. They also provide period/menstrual supplies for families who cannot afford them. Online registration is required before families can start receiving supplies.
Riddick's Ride Foundation's Lending Garage, where we offer families of individuals with complex medical needs the opportunity to borrow durable medical equipment as well as medical supplies FREE of charge. Facebook link to sign up
Katy’s Kloset is a non-profit medical equipment lending library that loans out and accepts donations of good, used, and durable medical equipment for children and adults.
4302 N. Main Street, Room 106
Rockford, IL 61103-1209
(815) 987-7571
DSCC assists Illinois families and children with special healthcare needs through family centered care coordination. This may include helping you get a diagnosis and learn more about your child’s condition. Later, you might need help arranging special medical care, working with your child’s doctors and teachers, or making the most of your insurance plan.
Pediatric Dentist, multiple locations.
Private pay transportation service including wheelchair accessible
Wheelchair accessible transportation
Accessible vehicles, new and used for sale
211 is an easy to remember, 24-hour information and referral helpline. It’s designed to reduce time and frustration by acting as a central access point to the health and human services in Lake County. Speak to a live person when you call in English or Spanish. The 211 team will also interpret to more than 150 other languages. Text your zip code to 898211, or website for information on resources in Lake or Kenosha, WI counties.
IATP provides free information and assistance on assistive technology and other related disability and aging topics.
Contact email: thetrikeproject@gmail.com. Jennifer Burke, jburke@matthiasacademy.org, (630)881-6432
Provides weekday On Demand service to the Round Lake area roughly bounded on the north by Monaville Road and Fox Lake, on the west by IL 12, and on the south by Big Hollow Road, Long Lake Road, and Round Lake Road. Includes scheduled stops at the College of Lake County.
Provides gift certificates to students who meet income requirements for assistance with obtaining eye exams and corrective lenses if needed. Contact your school nurse or social worker for additional information.
Townships (Ela, Wauconda, Vernon, Fremont, and Avon) have medical equipment loan programs
CPAH is a local agency that can help families with many things in regards to housing/rental needs. They can assist with making modifications to the home (income limits may apply), and they can also help families to apply for grants to assist with home repairs. They also have information regarding local housing, foreclosure prevention services, and information for first time home buyers.