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Cordoba Healthcare works with local doctors, nurses, community volunteers, and students to provide a free specialty medical clinic model. Areas of specialization include cardiology, gastroenterology and liver, nephrology (kidney disease), pulmonary, basic dental services (depending on situation), and more. Cordoba collaborates with Heartland Health Services and local hospitals to receive referrals for specialty treatment, but also accepts self-referrals from patients. Please note that mental health services are not provided.

The Peoria City/County Health Department partners to build and improve community health and well-being through prevention, promotion, and protection.

Heartland Health Services is a federally funded organization that provides medical, mental health, and substance use services for everyone, including low-income adults and children, regardless of ability to pay. PLEASE NOTE that transportation assistance is available to get to appointments (just ask Heartland about this). For more information about Heartland Health Services, visit www.HHSIL.com or call 309.680.7600.

North Central Behavioral Health Systems, Inc. is a non-profit behavioral health care organization serving La Salle, Bureau, Marshall, Putnam, Fulton, McDonough, and Grundy counties.

Peoria Public Library has five locations and a bookmobile that serve the Peoria community with materials, meeting and study spaces, public computers, and programs for all ages.

Whiteside County Community Health Clinic provides primary and preventative medical, dental (including oral surgery), and behavioral health care with no boundaries.

YWCA in Pekin offers GED preparation.

The Institute for Human Resources offers psychiatric medication services.

The Peoria Area Food Pantry serves Peoria County residents and provides a "choice" pantry that allows those in need to select products. It also offers emergency food options.

The Crittenton Centers offers a Crisis Nursery, which provides emergency and respite care for infants and children ages birth to 6 years.

Dream Center Peoria offers after-school opportunities in mentoring, tutoring, learning, and life skills through DCP Kids (ages 6 - 10) and DCP Youth (ages 10 -18).

The Illinois Department of Human Services is one of the state's largest agencies, offering the SNAP/Link, Medicaid, TANF, and AABD (Aid to the Aged, Blind, or Disabled) programs, among others.

The Bureau, Putnam, & Marshall County Health Departments work to protect the health of the citizens of their counties through education, collaboration, and public service.

Tazewell County Health Department offers sexually transmitted disease control.

With Maxim Healthcare Services, children get the necessary assistance they need at home to enjoy a safe, healthy, and fulfilling childhood. Maxim’s Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical or Vocational Nurses, Nursing Assistants, and Companions have extensive pediatric experience and deliver care services that are both individualized and highly compassionate towards the needs of the patient and the patient’s family. Pediatric Care - Maxim's pediatric services are accessible around-the-clock or on a per visit, hourly, or daily basis. All Maxim offices are accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC). Respite Care - Maxim's respite care services offer families the opportunity to take a break from their caregiving responsibilities, leaving their family member or loved one in the hands of a trusted Maxim respite staff member. Behavioral Health - Raising a child with emotional, behavioral, learning, or developmental issues can sometimes require extra support and guidance. Maxim can help with a behavioral assistance program designed to alleviate inconsistencies in care environment and maintain the long-term objectives of a child's behavioral program.

IATP offers assistance with obtaining assistive technology equipment.

The Lupus Society of Illinois supports research and conduct education programs; provides information to ensure people with lupus and their families get answers; and conducts activities to increase awareness of lupus and rally public support for those who are affected by lupus. In addition, the organization offers resource navigation help.

Good Beginnings is a prenatal and postpartum home visiting program that provides services and support to qualified first-time and second-time caregivers in Peoria and Tazewell counties. Good Beginnings program offerings include: -Community-based doulas provide labor support, education, postpartum care, and home visits to mothers in the program beginning at the third trimester through six weeks postpartum. -Home-Visiting Family Support Specialists provide activities, education, and resources to help you be the best caregiver you can be. -Prenatal classes are available for expectant birthing people and their partners to learn the best ways to keep everyone healthy during pregnancy. ----------------------------------------------------------- Additional exclusive programs for all enrolled Good Beginnings families include: -Spanish and English parent support groups provide additional resources to help caregivers create safe and stable home environments for children in their care

Best Buddies Illinois offers one-to-one friendship, integrated employment, and leadership development programs for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).

Trillium Place Crisis Center, an affiliate of Carle Health, assists individuals in Peoria, Tazewell, and Woodford counties experiencing a mental health or substance use disorder related crisis. For life-threatening concerns, please call 911 or be taken to your nearest emergency department. Proudly affiliated with Carle Health, Trillium Place is a not for profit organization originally formed in April 2019 by joining UnityPoint Health Behavioral Health Services, the Human Service Center, and Tazwood Center for Wellness. With locations in Peoria, East Peoria, Pekin, Lincoln, and Eureka, Trillium Place provides a comprehensive range of mental health and substance use disorder services.

The Social Security Administration offers retirement, disability, and survivors benefits.

Mended Hearts Therapeutic Center provides, promotes, and supports equine-specialized interventions in the areas of therapy and education. In addition to therapeutic approaches involving horses, Mended Hearts offers canine-assisted therapy and traditional talk therapies.

Graham Medical Group's Galesburg GMG Family Medicine & Specialty Care Clinic offers a variety of health care services.

The Illinois Department of Human Services is one of the state's largest agencies, offering the SNAP/Link, Medicaid, TANF, and AABD (Aid to the Aged, Blind, or Disabled) programs, among others. =================================== As of late September 2025, the Fulton County office is temporarily shut down. Those normally served by this office can utilize any of the following locations: Mason County FCRC 323 West Main Street Havana, IL 62644 Phone: (309) 543-3329 TTY: (866) 451-5768 ====================== McDonough FCRC 740 Sherman Dr, Suite 309, 3rd Floor/Seal Hall, PO Box 4 Macomb, IL 61455 Phone: (309) 833-4127 TTY: (866) 322-7260 ===================== Cass County FCRC 25 Plaza Drive Beardstown, IL 62618 Phone: (217) 323-4185 TTY: (866) 847-6170 ===================== Tazewell FCRC 111 N 6th St Pekin, IL 61554 Phone: (309) 347-4184 TTY: (866) 324-3820

Positive Health Solutions provides a wide variety of services for individuals living with HIV/AIDS and the LGBTQ+ population, as well as certain outreach/prevention programs for the general public*. Services include- -Supporting program-related needs of eligible individuals that meet the Ryan White Program guidelines -Transgender and nonbinary health services, including hormone therapy and gender-affirming surgery navigation. -Medical health services (maintain health through routine appointments and immunizations) -Mental health services (support and counseling for individuals, couples, and families) -Wellness education (certified dietitian on staff provides counseling and education about diet, food, and nutrition) -Case management (comprehensive assessment and care plan for services and referrals) -Peer education (supportive staff providing suggestions to all clients about ways to deal with many health issues and improve quality of life) -Outreach* (prevention counseling, testing, education programs, and events addressing the specific needs of the diverse community) -Advocacy (working with the local community and the Advisory Council to speak, act, and vote on behalf of the community)