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What is All
Kids?
The All Kids
Program is a complete healthcare
program for every child in Illinois.
Illinois is the first state in the
nation to ensure that every child,
regardless of medical conditions or
income, has access to healthcare.
What Does All
Kids Cover?
All
Kids covers all the healthcare a
child may need. All Kids pays for
doctor visits, hospital visits,
dental care, vision care,
prescription drugs, medical
equipment, mental health services
and much more.
How Does it
Work?
All
Kids will cost most families a lot
less than private insurance. For
instance, a family of four that
earns $50,000 a year will pay $40 a
month for each child plus a $10
co-pay for each doctor visit. A
family of four that earns $29,000 a
year has no monthly payment and pays
a $2 co-pay for each
doctor visit.
All Kids has an
annual limit on the total co-pays
most families have to pay for their
children’s healthcare. Total costs
for each family vary by income.
Who is
Eligible?
Children age 18 or younger who live
with their families in Illinois and
who need health insurance can get
All Kids.
What if my
children have health insurance?
If
your family has health insurance and
your monthly income qualifies for
FamilyCare/All Kids Share, Premium
Level 1 or Rebate,
you can choose the plan that is
best for your family. FamilyCare/All
Kids Share and All Kids Premium
provide a medical card to help cover
services for your children that your
plan does not cover. FamilyCare/All
Kids Rebate reimburses the
policyholder for a portion of the
premium they pay for health
insurance. If you want to apply for
the FamilyCare/All Kids Rebate plan,
have your employer or insurance
agent complete Part B of the Rebate
Form.
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What About
KidCare?
Illinois’ KidCare program is now
part of All Kids! If you have
KidCare, your children will get All
Kids automatically. You do not have
to reapply.
Can my child get Temporary All Kids
Medical Benefits while you review my
application?
Your child may get
Temporary All Kids Medical
Benefits while we review your
application. If your child
qualifies, you will get a Notice of
Temporary All Kids Medical Benefits
in the mail.
How do I
Enroll my Child?
1. You can apply
online or download an application.
LINK TO STATE OF ILLINOIS WEBSITE &
ONLINE ENROLLMENT
You may also contact the Kane County
Health Dept. for assistance in
applying for medical benefits. For a
convenient appointment, call the
Aurora office (1240 N. Highland) at
630-897-1124, or the Elgin office
(113 S. Grove) at 847-695-0848.
In addition, other agencies in the county assist with applications. For a
complete list of application locations, click on the link below:
Locations where parents can get FREE
assistance in filling out All Kids
applications / Lugares donde padres
recibirán GRADIS ayuda con las
aplicaciones de All Kids
Where
can I learn more about All Kids?
Call
the All Kids spokesperson in Kane County
at 630-232-5829
OR call toll-free 1-866-ALL-KIDS (1-866-255-5437).
Persons who use a TTY can call
1-877-204-1012.
All Kids
Hotline 1-866-ALL-KIDS
(1-866-255-5437)
TTY: 1-877-204-1012 |
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What is Moms and Babies?
Moms and Babies offers
healthcare coverage to
pregnant women of any age
who meet income guidelines
based on family size. The
program covers their babies
up to one year old.
What health services does
Moms and Babies cover?
Moms and Babies covers
outpatient services like
prenatal checkups, doctor
visits, lab tests, prenatal
vitamins, medicine,
specialty medical care, eye
care, dental care, emergency
room care, mental health and
substance abuse services,
transportation to get
medical care and other
services. This program also
covers hospital services,
including labor and
delivery. The baby can get
checkups, well-baby care,
shots and many other
services up to one year old.
Who can get Moms and Babies?
Any pregnant woman living in
the State of Illinois who
meets the income limits can
qualify regardless of U.S.
citizenship or immigration
status. You do not need to
have a Social Security
number to get Moms and
Babies.
How much income can a parent
have?
Pregnant women can have an
income up to the amounts
shown in the
chart to the right.
Check the income limit for
the size of your family.
What does Moms and Babies
cost?
There are no co-pays or
monthly premiums for
pregnant women and their
babies up to one year old if
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How do I apply for Moms and
Babies?
Contact the Kane County
Health Dept. for assistance
in applying for medical
benefits and assistance with
finding a Doctor for
Prenatal care.
Pregnancy testing is
available at no cost to
determine pregnancy if not
already done through a
doctor or clinic. For a
convenient
appointment, call the Aurora
office (1240 N. Highland) at
630-897-1124, or the Elgin
office (113 S. Grove) at
847-695-0848.
State Weblink : http://www.allkidscovered.com/pregnant.html
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Where to sign
up for All Kids in Kane County in
pdf file
Link to State of
Illinois All Kids Web site |
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What
is FamilyCare?
FamilyCare offers healthcare coverage to
parents living with their children 18 years
old or younger. FamilyCare also covers
relatives who are caring for children in
place of their parents.
What
health services does FamilyCare cover?
Like
All Kids, FamilyCare covers doctor visits,
dental care, specialty medical services,
hospital care, emergency services,
prescription drugs and more.
Who
can get FamilyCare?
Parents can get FamilyCare if they live in
Illinois and meet the FamilyCare income
limits. They must be U.S. citizens or meet
immigration requirements. All Kids or
FamilyCare health benefits will not affect
your immigration status unless you receive
services in a nursing home or mental health
facility.
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How
much income can a parent have?
Parents can have income up to the amounts
shown in the
income guideline chart. Check the income
limit for the size of your family.
What if Parents have health insurance?
If your family has health insurance and your
monthly income qualifies for FamilyCare/All
Kids Share, Premium Level 1 or Rebate,
you can choose the plan that is best for
your family. FamilyCare/All Kids Share and
All Kids Premium provide a medical card to
help cover that your plan does not cover.
FamilyCare/All Kids Rebate reimburses the
policyholder for a portion of the premium
they pay for health insurance. If you want
to apply for the FamilyCare/All Kids Rebate
plan, have your employer or insurance agent
complete Part B of the Rebate Form.
What
does FamilyCare cost?
There
are small co-pays, from $2 to $5, for doctor
visits and prescriptions. Parents in
FamilyCare Premium pay a monthly premium,
from $15 to $40, depending on the number of
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How do I apply
for FamilyCare?
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Where can I learn more about FamilyCare? |
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Where can I learn more about FamilyCare?
Call the All Kids hotline, Toll-Free at
1-866-ALL-KIDS
(1-866-255-5437)
(TTY: 1-877-204-1012)
or the
FamilyCare spokesperson in Kane County
at 630-208-3801
for answers to your questions |
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