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Programs

Program:

Attendance Improvement Matters

Street:730 7th St.
City:Charleston, IL 61920
Web Page:http://www.roe11.org
Email: kthompson@roe11.org
Phone:(217) 348-0171 Fax
Phone:(217) 348-0151 Kyle Thompson
Operating Agency:Regional Office of Education #11
Agency Type: Youth Services
Person In Charge: Dr. Kyle Thompson, Regional Superintendent
Hours: M - F; 8 am - 3 pm
Fees: None
Eligibility: Excessive school absenteeism and/or truancy
Area Served: Clark, Coles, Cumberland, Douglas, Edgar, Moultrie, and Shelby counties
Ages Served: K through 12th grade
Appt. Necessary: No
Handicapped accessible: Yes
About:School attendance, truancy intervention and prevention.
Program:

Family Care Associate Primary Care

Street:1106 N Merhcant St
City:Effingham, ILLINOIS 62401
Web Page:http://www.familycareassociates.com
Email: trohr@familycareassociates.com
Phone:217-342-7000 phone
Phone:217-342-7002 fax
Operating Agency:Family Care Associates
Agency Type: Primary Care
Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm
Area Served: birth and on
Appt. Necessary: Appointment Only At This Time
Handicapped accessible: Yes
Program:

Horizon Health EZ Care Clinic-Marshall

Street:1602 North IL-1
City:Marshall, IL 62441
Web Page:https://www.myhorizonhealth.org/services/walk-in-clinic/
Email: kgraham@myhorizonhealth.ogr
Phone:2178263299 None
Operating Agency:Horizon Health
Agency Type: not-for-profit
Person In Charge: Kyra Graham
Hours: Monday - Friday, 9am--7pm Saturday & Sunday, 8am--4pm Open 362 days a year, with closings on Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
Fees: Call for details
Eligibility: Call for details
Area Served: Coles, Cumberland, Shelby, Effingham, Jasper, Edgar, Moultrie, Douglas counties
Appt. Necessary: No
Handicapped accessible: Yes
About:Our EZ Care facilities are walk-in medical clinics designed to meet you and your family’s needs during a time that is EZ for you! EZ Care treats minor illnesses and non-emergent conditions, such as ear, nose and throat infections, flu symptoms, pink eye, rashes, simple burns, bug bites, musculoskeletal injuries, and lacerations.
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