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Dear Cook County Health friends and partners,
As we continue to navigate the upcoming changes to Medicaid, I wanted to follow up and provide you with updates regarding the recent launch of Get Medicaid Facts.com, our microsite and communications toolkit designed to help Medicaid enrollees and local organizations prepare for the eligibility changes brought on by the 2025 federal budget bill (H.R. 1).
As a reminder, an estimated 400,000 Illinoisans risk losing their Medicaid coverage, and research has shown nearly half of individuals don’t know that changes are coming; providing residents with the information they need to stay informed and covered is critical.
That was the impetus of Get Medicaid Facts.com – providing residents and organizations with a hub that has centralized and simplified information about enrollment changes, while making that information shareable. Many of you contributed to this resource through our Medicaid Impact Workgroup. Thank you!
Communications materials, including a one-page handout and social media graphics, are now available in14 key languages to ensure our outreach is as inclusive as possible. This allows us to directly support and bridge communication gaps for our diverse communities.
You are encouraged to broadly share the downloadable assets in the toolkit. All of the materials are unbranded so that your offices can easily add your own logos and distribute them through your trusted channels.
Given the scale of these federal policy changes, your continued partnership and active engagement in sharing these resources are vital to keeping our communities connected to care.
As part of our continued outreach efforts, next month we will also be holding a series of Facebook Lives in English and Spanish to talk about the upcoming changes. Dates and times will be announced soon, and we hope you will share the information through your channels.
We also encourage you to promote the in-person events we host weekly to support Medicaid members with their redetermination paperwork. Click here for a list of dates. While CountyCare is organizing those events, they are for anyone who has Medicaid coverage.
Thank you again for your ongoing collaboration and support of those we serve.
Sincerely,
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Dr. Erik Mikaitis
Chief Executive Officer
Cook County Health
| | Cook County Public Health Offers Back-to-School Vaccinations at Suburban Cook County Community Events | |
Parents can get their children vaccinated for the upcoming school year, right on time for National Immunization Awareness Month in August.
Cook County Department of Public Health (CCDPH) is providing back-to-school immunizations at no cost for the 2026-27 school year to children ages 6 months to 18 years old, regardless of immigration or insurance status, now through mid-October.
The mobile vaccination clinics began at community events and back-to-school fairs held throughout suburban Cook County, starting July 18 and running through August 13. Organizations in suburban Cook County can also request a mobile vaccination clinic for their upcoming event by filling out this form.
Students in Illinois are required to have proof of immunization, or have a valid medical or religious exemption, by Oct. 15 each year.
For more information visit https://cookcountypublichealth.org/2026/07/15/cook-county-public-health-offers-back-to-school-vaccinations-at-suburban-cook-county-community-events/.
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If you receive Medicaid benefits, there are important changes you need to know about.
Starting Jan. 1, 2027, some enrollees will need to meet new work, education or community service requirements to keep their coverage. They will also have to reapply for Medicaid every six months, instead of once a year.
These new federal requirements will apply to individuals in the Affordable Care Act (ACA) expansion population, also known as ACA adults, who:
- are ages 19 to 64,
- do not receive Medicare, and
- do not have a dependent child age 18 or younger in their home.
Some immigrants will also no longer qualify for Medicaid beginning in October 2026, including refugees, people seeking asylum and victims of domestic violence or human trafficking (Violence Against Women Act applicants and T visa holders).
While some Medicaid enrollees may be exempt from work requirements, it’s important to be aware of these changes and how they might affect you. Make sure the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services has your current contact information so they can tell you if you have to do something new to keep your coverage. You can update it here.
You can find answers to your questions, links to important resources and more at Get Medicaid Facts. This online hub has information on these eligibility changes in 14 different languages as well as a calendar of events to get in-person help with Medicaid redetermination.
Remember: nothing with Medicaid has changed yet. You can still apply and use your Medicaid benefits as you always have.
For more information, visit www.getmedicaidfacts.com.
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Cook County Department of Public Health Launches “Ditch the Cloud” Campaign to Help Youth Learn the Truth About Vaping
Cook County Department of Public Health (CCDPH) is launching “Ditch the Cloud,” a new youth-focused vaping prevention campaign designed to raise awareness about the health risks of vaping and help young people make informed decisions about nicotine use.
“Many young people view vaping as low risk, but the reality is that most vaping products contain highly addictive nicotine and other harmful chemicals. Youth we’ve spoken with told us they want honest information about vaping and its effects on their health,” said Dr. Kiran Joshi, chief operating officer of Cook County Department of Public Health.
“This campaign was developed to meet young people with facts, not fear. We want young people to understand that vaping can have immediate consequences, while also ensuring they know support is available if they want to quit.”
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While e-cigarette use among youth has declined in recent years, vaping remains an ongoing public health concern. National data show that 95% of smokers start before the age of 21.
In 2024, the Suburban Cook County Youth Risk Behavioral Survey found 8.5% of Cook County students in the ninth through 12th grades reported current e-cigarette use, down from 16% in 2022. Of those, use was significantly higher among 12th grade students, with 14% reporting current use.
Ditch the Cloud includes social and digital advertising, influencer partnerships, bus shelter ads, educational materials, and a school-based awareness initiative in suburban Cook County high schools. CCDPH will provide schools with resources, including a soon-to-be-launched peer-to-peer video featuring local high school students sharing honest perspectives on vaping, addiction, and making informed choices.
Campaign materials debunk common myths about vaping and highlight the immediate and long-term health effects of nicotine use. From brain fog, anxiety and addiction, to impacts on mental and physical health.
Ditch the Cloud also connects youth to free, confidential cessation resources. Young people interested in quitting nicotine can text “Start My Quit” to 36072.
To learn more about vaping prevention and access campaign resources, visit www.ditch-vaping.com.
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Protect yourself from the Sun
July is UV Awareness Month. With many of us spending more time outdoors during the summer, it's a good reminder to protect ourselves from the sun's harmful UV rays. Simple steps like wearing broad-spectrum SPF 30 sunscreen, seeking shade during the middle of the day, and using protective clothing and sunglasses can help reduce the risk of skin damage and skin cancer.
Cook County Health's Dermatology Department provides evaluation and treatment for a variety of skin conditions, including concerns related to sun exposure and changes in the skin. If you notice a new mole, changes in an existing mole, or other unusual skin changes, talk with your health care provider.
If you need an appointment with a Dermatologist, please visit our website or call the Patient Support Center at 312-864-0200.
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ROBBINS HEALTH CENTER: Community‑Focused Primary & Preventive Care
Conveniently located at 13450 S. Kedzie Avenue in Robbins, the Robbins Health Center provides compassionate, community-focused care for patients of all ages. Whether you're coming in for an annual checkup, recommended immunizations, treatment for an illness, or ongoing management of a chronic condition, our team is here to help you stay healthy. We also coordinate care with mental health providers and community resources to support your overall wellbeing.
Families can count on us for comprehensive pediatric services, including same-day sick visits, sports and school physicals, and routine wellness care. We also offer a full range of women's health services, including pregnancy testing, OB/GYN exams, family planning, STI and HIV testing, breast and cervical cancer screenings, and referrals for mammograms.
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Our robust HIV/AIDS program provides free HIV testing, prevention education, access to PrEP and PEP, outpatient medical care, and Ryan White case management services, helping patients get the care and support they need.
We're excited to share a few new additions this year. Our Patient Navigator is available on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays to help expectant mothers connect with valuable resources, including WIC services and tours of Stroger and Provident Hospitals. We're also happy to welcome patients back to our Dental Clinic.
Over the past year, we've launched a marketing and community outreach campaign to highlight the many services available at Robbins Health Center. Hear from Dr. Iyesha Robinson and Dr. Shital Shah about the care at Robbins.
Ready to schedule an appointment? Visit our website or call the Patient Support Center at 312-864-0200. We look forward to caring for you and your family at Robbins Health Center, Cook County Health. The Robbins Team is ready to provide you with clinical support.
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Jada Alexander
Jada Alexander is a recent graduate from Eastern Illinois University and this summer she joined CCH’s External and Community Affairs team as an intern. At the university, she majored and received a Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a concentration in Health Education. Throughout her academic career, she developed a passion for health equity, community engagement, and improving access to healthcare for underserved populations, a drive that brought her to CCH.
Her internship at CCH, organized through the Health Career Connection (HCC) program, gives her valuable hands-on experience in community health initiatives, public health planning, and health promotion. Jada participates in meetings with community partners, completes reports summarizing key discussions and initiatives, and contributes to projects focused on improving health outcomes throughout Cook County. Through Jada’s involvement in CCH and CountyCare’s Redetermination events, she works with members going through the arduous process of keeping their Medicaid and SNAP benefits. In addition, she found our Englewood Health Center’s Walk with a Doctor program innovative and a good way to provide medical advice in a friendly non-clinical setting. These experiences give Jada a greater understanding of how collaboration between public health organizations and community stakeholders can create meaningful, lasting change.
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Jada plans to continue her education by earning a Master of Public Health at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE) and pursuing a career where she can advocate for health equity, particularly for minority women, children, and underserved communities. Her long-term goal is to lead programs and develop policies that address health disparities, improve access to preventive care, and create healthier communities through education, outreach, and evidence-based public health practices.
Outside of school and work, Jada enjoys exploring new restaurants, especially seafood or tacos, spending time with family and friends, and finding opportunities to experience different cultures through food and community events like the Taste of Chicago or everyday people. Jada also loves to bake and cook so finding new recipes and trying them helps build confidence and joyful moments. Jada believes that maintaining a healthy work-life balance allows me to bring energy, creativity, and enthusiasm to both my professional and personal endeavors.
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Health Career Connection (HCC) is a national nonprofit with a proven 35-year track record of strengthening the healthcare workforce while preparing the next generation of health leaders pursuing careers in medicine, public health, health administration, advocacy, community health, and related fields. Serving 14 regions across the country, HCC partners with health systems, public health agencies, academic institutions, federally qualified health centers, and community organizations to build workforce capacity, advance organizational excellence, and cultivate values-driven leaders who reflect the communities they serve.
HCC has established partnerships with many of the region's leading healthcare, public health, and workforce organizations, including Cook County Health.
Each year, HCC supports approximately 400 paid interns nation-wide through a comprehensive recruitment and selection process that begins each fall. Candidates are selected based on their demonstrated commitment to health, leadership potential, geographic connection to the communities served, and alignment with partner workforce needs. Intern applications are announced at the HHC website when they go live.
HCC's impact extends well beyond the internship experience. Its national alumni network includes nearly 6,000 health professionals serving in professional and leadership roles across health systems, public health agencies, academic institutions, and community organizations nationwide. HCC recently launched its Emerging Leaders Program, providing mentoring, professional development, networking, and career support to promising candidates who were not selected for an internship. The initiative reflects HCC's commitment to investing in future health leaders beyond internship placement and strengthening the long-term healthcare talent pipeline.
For the past two years, Cook County Health has served as an HCC internship site-host partner, providing meaningful, project-based experiences in areas including epidemiology, the Simulation Lab, and civic engagement. This partnership strengthens Cook County Health's talent pipeline by connecting local students with opportunities to gain hands-on experience while contributing to initiatives that improve the health of our communities.
Together, Cook County Health and HCC are investing in the next generation of healthcare leaders while strengthening the workforce that will serve our communities for years to come.
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Community Events
In August, teams from Cook County Health, the Cook County Department of Public Health, CountyCare and the Cook County HIV Integrated Programs (CCHIP) may be present and participate in health fairs, resource fairs, presentations, tabling events or general community events listed below.
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August 1 – Black Women's Expo - McCormick Place, 2301 S. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Drive, Chicago, IL 60616.
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August 1 – Onward House - 6th Annual Health Fair - Onward House Parking Lot, 5319 W. Diversey Avenue, Chicago, IL 60639.
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August 1 – Senator Mattie Hunter's 22nd Annual Family Health and Fitness Fair - Illinois Institute of Technology Campus, 10 West 35th Street, Chicago, IL, 60616.
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August 1 – Peace Fest - New Life Covenant Church, 5100 W. Diversey Avenue, Chicago, IL 60639.
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August 1 – Garfield Counseling Center Recovery Fest - Madison Corridor, 4132 W. Madison, Chicago, IL 60624.
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August 1 – Senator Kimberly Lightford's Back-To-School - Brookfield Zoo, inside the Discovery Center, 8400 31st Street, Brookfield, IL 60513.
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August 1 – Westside Pastor's Coalition for Aids and Inner City Health Back to School Event - Intentional Sports, 1841 N. Laramie Avenue, Chicago, IL 60639.
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August 1 – Belmont Assembly of God and Rep. Eva Dina Delgado Back to School - Belmont Assembly of God, 6050 W. Belmont Avenue, Chicago, IL 60634.
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August 1 – Root2fruit Youth Foundation It’s Always Love - ASAP zone (Austin Safety Action Plan) around Austin Town Hall, 5600 W. Lake Street, Chicago, IL 60644.
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August 1 – Beauty of Holiness Ministries' The Gathering - Richard Flowers Homes, 13900 S. St. Louis Street, Robbins, IL 60472.
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August 1 – Building Blocks Learning Academy’s annual Back-to-School Bash - Ogden Park, 64th and Racine, Chicago, IL 60636.
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August 1 – SSHCO Health Fair & Wellness Market - Englewood Breakroom, 1532 W. 63rd Street, Chicago, IL 60636.
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August 2 – Emanuel COGIC Annual Back to School Giveaway Community Day - Emanuel COGIC, 3058 W. Van Buren Street, Chicago, IL 60612.
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August 2 – Black Women's Expo - McCormick Place, 2301 S. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Drive, Chicago, IL 60616.
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August 4 – Boulevard Insurance Services LLC's 4th Annual Resource Fair – St. Aloysius, 1510 N. Claremont Avenue, Chicago, IL 60622.
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August 4 – 3rd District Townhall; Medicaid & SNAP Changes - St. Sabina Church, 1210 W. 78th Place, Chicago, IL 60620.
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August 4 – Chicago Police Department 25th District National Night Out - Hanson Park, intersection of Grand Avenue and Central Avenue, Chicago, IL 60639.
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August 4 – Justice Advisory Council's Community Engagement Collaborative In Person Meeting - Aspire Center, 5500 W. Madison, Chicago, IL 60644.
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August 5 – TCA Health Annual Back-to-School Health Fair & National Health Center Week 2026 – TCA Health Chatham, 8425 S. Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago, IL 60619.
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August 5 – TCA Health Annual Back-to-School Health Fair & National Health Center Week 2026 – TCA Health Hegewisch, 13336 S. Baltimore Avenue, Chicago, IL 60633.
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August 5 – TCA Health Annual Back-to-School Health Fair & National Health Center Week 2026 – TCA Health, 1029 E. 130th Street, Chicago, IL 60628.
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August 6 – 2026 Community Connection Resource Fairs – Longwood Elementary School, 441 N Longwood Dr, Glenwood, IL 60425.
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August 6 – Access to Care's Back-to-School Community Resource Fair – Salvation Army Norridge Citadel, 8354 W. Foster Avenue, Norridge, IL 60706.
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August 7 – Community Consolidated School District 59 (CCSD59) Back to School Events 2026 – John Jay Elementary School,1835 Pheasant Trail, Mount Prospect, IL 60056.
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August 7 – Posen-Robbins School District 143.5 Back To School Block Party – Posen Intermediate School, 14545 California Avenue, Posen, IL 60469.
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August 7 – Claretian Associates and the South Chicago Neighborhood Network – Street, 91st Street and Brandon Avenue, Chicago, IL 60617.
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August 8 – Beacon Hill's 16th Annual Back-to-School Festival – Sesto Park, 1899 Western Avenue, Chicago Heights, IL 60411.
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August 8 – Community Consolidated School District 59 (CCSD59) Back to School Events 2026 – Oasis Mobile Home Park, 7500 Elmhurst Road, Des Plaines, IL 60018.
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August 8 – Bud Billiken Parade – Washington Park, 5531 S. King Drive, Chicago, IL 60615.
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August 8 – Esbee Foundation Resource Fair – Douglass Park, 1401 S. Sacramento Drive, Chicago, IL 60623.
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August 8 – Mission of Our Lady of the Angels Back to School event – Mission of Our Lady of the Angels, 3814 W. Iowa Street, Chicago, IL 60651.
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August 8 – Taste of Bellwood 2026 – Village Hall, 3200 Washington Boulevard, Bellwood, IL 60104.
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August 8 – UN Nuevo Despertar Annual Resource Fair / Feria Anual de Recursos – Un Nuevo Despertar: La Villita, 2300S Millard Avenue, Chicago, IL 60623.
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August 8 – Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago's Southland Community Resource and Back to School Fair – Greater Faith Baptist Church, 1417 Emeral Avenue, Chicago Heights, IL 60411.
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August 8 – Jazz in the Park – Park Forest - On the Green, 349 Main Street, Park Forest, IL 60466.
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August 8 – Taste of Bellwood – Village Hall, 3200 Washington Boulevard, Bellwood, IL 60104.
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August 8 – Riverdale Community Back-to-School Event – Riverdale Park District, 14401 S. Stewart, Riverdale, IL 60827.
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August 12 – Pathway to Cook County Government – UIC Forum, 725 W. Roosevelt Road, Chicago, IL 60607.
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August 12 – Worth Township Community & Veteran Resource Fair – Worth Township, 11601 S. Pulaski Road, Alsip, IL 60803.
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August 12 – State Senator Celina Villanueva's Back to School – Holden Elementary, 1104 W. 31st Street, Chicago, IL 60608.
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August 13 – Alderwoman Monique L. Scott's End of the Year Celebration – Douglass Park, 1401 S. Sacramento Drive, Chicago, IL 60623.
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August 14 – Guadalupano Community Resource Fair – Guadalupano Resource Center, 1814 S. Paulina, Chicago, IL 60608.
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August 15 – Greater Bethlehem Healing Temple Annual Health Fair - Greater Bethlehem Healing Temple, 10 S. Oakley Boulevard, Chicago, IL 60612.
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August 15 – St. Luke's COGIC Community and Back to School Outing - St. Luke's COGIC, 1310 N. Sedgwick Parking Lot, Chicago, IL 60610.
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August 15 – First Missionary Hispanic Church of Chicago Back to School Health and Resource Fair - First Missionary Hispanic Church of Chicago, 1515 N. Homan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60651.
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August 15 – State Senator Celina Villanueva's Back to School - Maria Saucedo School, 2850 W. 24th Boulevard, Chicago, IL 60623.
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August 15 – Stronger Together Back to School Bash - Spencer Elementary Technology Academy, 214 N. Lavergne, Chicago, IL 60644.
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August 15 – Hope Excel Reaching the World Academy's 15th Annual Summer Festival - Hope Excel, 4822 W. Chicago Avenue, Chicago, IL 60651.
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August 15 – Apostolic Church of God's Annual Health Fair - Apostolic Church of God, 6320 S. Dorchester Avenue, Chicago, IL 60637
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August 15 – State Rep. Will Guzzardi and State Sen. Graciela Guzmán Back to School Fair - Kelvyn Park, 4438 W. Wrightwood Avenue, Chicago, IL 60639.
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August 16 – Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) and the Coalition of African American Leaders Job & Resource Fair – Greater Walters AME Zion Church, 8422 S. Damon Avenue, Chicago, IL 60620.
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August 17 – State Senator Celina Villanueva's Back to School – Rauner YMCA, 2700 S. Western Avenue, Chicago, IL 60623.
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August 19 – 2026 TRC Community Health Fairs – Renaissance Apartments, 3763 S. Wabash Avenue, Chicago, IL 60653.
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August 20 – State Senator Celina Villanueva's Back to School – Dominguez Ortiz (Beyond the Ball & New Life), 3000 S. Lawndale Avenue, Chicago, IL 60623.
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August 20 – Commissioner Jessica Vásquez’s 8th District of Cook County Back to School Bash – Nixon Elementary, 2121 N. Keeler Avenue, Chicago, IL 60639.
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August 20 – Chicago Public Schools' Seward Academy Back 2 School Event – Seward Academy, 4600 S. Hermitage, Chicago, IL 60609.
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August 22 – 6th Annual Shop Roseland Vendor Event - Pullman Center, 10355 S. Woodlawn Avenue, Chicago, IL 60628.
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August 22 – Elementary School District 159’s Annual Unity in the Community Back to School Wellness & Community Festival - Colin Powell Middle School & Matteson Community Center, 20600 Matteson Avenue & 20642 Matteson Avenue, Matteson, IL 60443.
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August 22 – MAF Community Expo - The Montessori of Englewood, 6936 S. Hermitage, Chicago, IL 60636.
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August 23 – The Kindness Campaign Back to School Bash - The Kindness Campaign, 701 E. 75th Street, Chicago, IL 60619.
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August 27 – Walk with a Doctor – Englewood Red Shield Salvation Army, 945 W. 69th Street, Chicago, IL 60621.
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August 28 – Housing Forward and Village of Broadview's Community Block Party and Resource Fair – Schroeder Park, 2600 S. 13th Avenue, Broadview, IL 60155.
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August 28 – West Side Heroin/Opioid Task Force and Prevention Partnership's International Overdose Awareness Day – Street, Pulaski & Lake, Chicago, IL 60624.
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August 29 – Chicago Hispanic Health Coalition's 20th Annual ¡Vive tu Vida! Get Up! Get Moving!® Health Fair – Harrison Park, 1824 S. Wood Street, Chicago, IL 60608.
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August 29 – 5th Annual Latch & Stroll – Russell Square Park, 3045 E. 83rd Street, Chicago, IL 60617.
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August 29 – St. Paul's Annual Back-to-School Event – St. Paul Luthern Church and School, 7621 S. Dorchester Avenue, Chicago, IL 60619.
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August 30 – 7th Annual Back To School Hoopers2Heaven Basketball Tournament – Hoard Park on the Bryan A. Leach Basketball Court, 7200 S. Dobson Avenue, Chicago, IL 60619.
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August 31 – South Side Heroin Opioid Task Force's International Opioid Awareness Day – South Shore Cultural Center, 7000 S. Shore Drive, Chicago, IL 60649.
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Redetermination Events
Cook County Health and CountyCare are currently hosting a series of Redetermination events in the System’s facilities, other FQHCs and community partners. For more information, please visit CountyCare’s Medicaid Redetermination information page.
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August 1 – Onward Neighborhood House 6th Annual Community Health Fair – 5319 W. Diversey Avenue, Chicago, IL 60639.
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August 1 – Community Day - Salem Cares - St. Luke MBC Back-to-School – St. Luke MBC, 7262 S. Coles Avenue, Chicago, IL 60649.
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August 3 – North Riverside Health Center – 1800 S. Harlem Avenue Suite A, North Riverside, IL 60546.
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August 3 – Humboldt Park Health – 1044 N. Mozart, Chicago, IL 60622.
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August 4 – Commissioner Bill Lowry 3rd District Townhall – St. Sabina Church, 1210 W. 78th Place, Chicago, IL 60620.
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August 5 – Primecare Health Center - 5635 W. Belmont Avenue, Chicago, IL 60634.
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August 6 – Friend Health – 5635 S. Pulaski Road, Chicago IL 60629.
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August 7 – St. Bernard Hospital – 6307 S. Stewart Chicago, IL 60621.
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August 10 – Jorge Prieto Health Center – 2424 S. Pulaski Road, Chicago, IL 60623.
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August 11 – Robbins Health Center – 13450 S. Kedzie Avenue, Robbins, IL 60472.
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August 11 – PCC Wellness Austin – 5461 W. Lake Street, Chicago, IL 60644.
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August 12 – Provident Hospital – 500 E. 51st Street, Chicago, IL 60615.
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August 13 – Alivio Health Center – 2021 S. Morgan Street, Chicago, IL 60608.
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August 13 – Mount Sinai Hospital (Glasser Education Center) – 1500 S. Fairfield Avenue, Chicago, IL 60608.
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August 14 – Chicago Family Health Center – 9119 S. Exchange Avenue, Chicago, IL 60617.
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August 17 – Endeavor Health Swedish Hospital Anderson Pavilion – 2754 W. Winona Street, Chicago, IL 60625.
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August 18 – Esperanza Health Center – 4700 S. California Avenue, Chicago, IL 60632.
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August 19 – Primecare Health Center - 5635 W. Belmont Avenue, Chicago, IL 60634.
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August 20 – Friend Health – 5635 S. Pulaski Road, Chicago IL 60629.
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August 21 – Englewood Health Center – 1135 W. 69th Street, Chicago, IL 60621.
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August 24 – TCA Health Hegewisch – 13336 S. Baltimore Avenue, Chicago, IL 60633.
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August 25 – Lawndale Christian Health Center – 3750 W. Ogden Avenue, Chicago IL 60623.
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August 25 – PCC Melrose Park – 1111 Superior St #100, Melrose Park, IL 60160.
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August 26 – Provident Hospital – 500 E. 51st Street, Chicago, IL 60615.
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August 27 – Wheeling School District 21 – 959 W. Dundee Road, Wheeling, IL 60090.
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August 31 – Blue Island Health Center – 12757 S. Western Ave, Blue Island, IL 60406.
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If you would like to invite a representative from CCH to attend a community event, please send an email to events@cookcountyhhs.org.
To provide feedback on CCH Community News, please email Marcelino Garcia, Director of Community Affairs, at mgarcia6@cookcountyhhs.org.
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