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Illinois State - Healthcare And Family Services, Regional Office, Public Aid Department
Illinois State - Healthcare And Family Services, Regional Office, Public Aid Department
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10 Collinsville Avenue East Saint Louis, IL 62201
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Illinois State - Healthcare And Family Services, Regional Office, Public Aid Department

Illinois State - Healthcare And Family Services, Regional Office, Public Aid Department is a Counselor facility at 10 Collinsville Avenue in East Saint Louis, IL.
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10 Collinsville Avenue, East Saint Louis, IL 62201
Services Illinois State - Healthcare And Family Services, Regional Office, Public Aid Department offers counseling at 10 Collinsville Avenue, East Saint Louis, IL 62201 in East Saint Louis, IL.

Please call Illinois State - Healthcare And Family Services, Regional Office, Public Aid Department at (618) 583-2081 to schedule an appointment in East Saint Louis, IL and to get more information about the counseling services offered.
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My daughter and her 2 small children moved to Collinsville and have to use this office. She never had problems before that. Now half the time she has no medical. She has been told income to high for help when by the guid lines she qualifies. Her case Mgt changes all the time impossible to get a hold of anyone. She is the one of all my family members that needs a little extra help and this office has offer no assistance. I know it is hard for her to ask for help and this office makes it harder by their lack of efffort. We are all over work but I still treat my clients with respect and dignity. I think this IPDA office needs to have an audit are they going by quidlines or who they feels need the help where is the majority of funds going to?? I have talk to more then one young single working mother who has had problems at this office.
by Linda123
March 21, 2011