Sarah Bush Lincoln Home Care
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Location:
700 West Lincoln Avenue, Entrance A
Charleston, IL 61920
Telephone Numbers and Contact Information:
217-238-6103 Mattoon Office
1-800-879-3212 Toll Free
Web Page: https://www.sarahbush.org/home-care
Email to: crawski@sblhs.org
Program Details:
| Operating Agency: | Sarah Bush Lincoln |
|---|---|
| Agency Type: | Private, Non-Profit |
| Person In Charge: | Charlene Rawski, Director |
| Hours: | Office M-F; 8am - 4:30pm, Nurse on call during evenings, holidays and weekends. |
| Fees: | Fee schedule |
| Eligibility: | Contingent |
| Intake Process: | Call Office |
| Area Served: | Clark, Coles, Cumberland, Douglas, Edgar, Moultrie, Shelby, Fayette, Effingham, Jasper, Crawford, Clay, Richland, Piatt, Marion and Christian counties |
| Ages Served: | All |
| Payment Methods: | Private pay, Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance |
| Handicapped accessible: | Yes |
| Sign Language: | No |
Program/Service Notes:
SBL Home Care can provide service when you’re coping with an illness or recuperating from surgery. SBL Home Care brings you quality medical care in the comfort of your home. Home care draws on the support of the family and recognizes that it is essential to the healing process. With a rich history and tradition of service, Sarah Bush Lincoln caregivers provide comprehensive care for people of all ages.
SBL Home Care provides the following high quality home health services: skilled nursing (for wound care, cardiac assessment, medication teaching and infusion therapy), home health aides (for bathing and personal hygiene), physical therapy (for gait training with walkers or cane & strengthening training), speech therapy (for exercises with patients who have difficulty swallowing or speaking), occupational therapy (exercises with patients for activities of daily living independence), medical social services (assist patients finding community resources), and infusion services, Anyone can request home care, but your doctor must be willing to provide orders for your care.
Last Updated: Sept. 10, 2026, 3:29 p.m.