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INNOVATIVE PROGRAM & POLICY WORK > CHICAGO MEDICAL-LEGAL PARTNERSHIP FOR CHILDREN (CMLPC)

CMLPC PROJECT SITES AND PARTNERS

The Chicago Medical-Legal Partnership for Children is a collaborative project, partnering lawyers and healthcare providers. The project is currently onsite at the following healthcare centers:

For dates and times onsite legal services are available at these healthcare centers, contact Project Director Amy Zimmerman at 312-223-9600.


The Project’s Medical Champions include:

The Project’s Legal Partners include: Legal Assistance Foundation of Metropolitan Chicago and the law firm of McDermott Will & Emery provides pro bono legal assistance

The Project’s Community Partner is: Health Leads

Program brochures are available for participating hospital sites. To download a copy of the CMLPC Partnership Brochures click here.

 

Online Library

HDA has a wide variety of documents related to programs & services for children and medical-legal collaborations in our online Materials Library.

Here are some of the valuable resources you'll find there:

HDA Tips Public Benefits Resource Materials

HDA TIPS (formerly known as TAP TIPS) are a public benefits resource guide for case managers, social workers, and healthcare professionals to use in answering questions that they or their clients have about the specific programs and services available to them. This pocket advocacy guide was updated in September, 2008.

Children's Health Policy Report

The 2007 Children's Health Policy Report describes the recent health care expansions for children in Illinois and explains HDA's role in furthering those expansions. In particular, the Chicago Medical-Legal Partnership for Children (CMLPC) has played a key role in identifying systemic barriers to health care coverage for Illinois' children.

Chicago Medical-Legal Partnership for Children Medical Provider Perspective Presentation

This presentation offers the medical provider's perspective on the effectiveness and efficiency of medical-legal collaborations.

Web Resources

HDA also maintains a list of Links with many other websites and online resources on programs & services for children and medical-legal collaborations.