City of Chicago reopens three mental health clinics 02:45. CHICAGO (CBS) -- The mayor called it a win Thursday, fulfilling a campaign promise to reopen some of the mental health clinics shut down ...

In 2019, Mayor Lori Lightfoot launched the Framework for Mental Health Equity, which tripled the Chicago Department of Public Health’s mental health budget to create a city-wide network of care ...

At the same time, the Chicago Department of Public Health will continue with its mental health plan by connecting with 26 additional partners — local care providers who provide mental health ...

CHICAGO (CBS) -- In a major expansion, Chicago's citywide mental health network now includes all of the city's 77 official community areas – with a total of 117 clinics. These mental health ...

All three clinics, operated by the Chicago Department of Public Health, will provide mental health screening, diagnosing, monitoring and counseling to residents regardless of their ability to pay.

Throughout the 1980s, the Chicago Department of Public Health maintained 19 community mental health centers and was the largest provider of outpatient services in the city, providing well-paying ...

The Chicago Department of Public Health is focused on training city workers and people who live in ... They’ve pushed for Chicago to re-open mental health clinics that were closed under former ...

Few issues in recent Chicago history have been as contentious as former Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s decision to close half the city’s mental health clinics, and now Lori Lightfoot will inherit ...

Questions linger about the city's other public health crises as federal pandemic dollars begin to dry up. But Brandon Johnson is boosting mental health spending by $15 million.

A new mental health clinic opens Sept. 10 at Insight Hospital on Chicago's South Side, run by the nonprofit Ada S. McKinley Community Services. The 105-year-old organization said, in partnership ...

Between 2009 and 2012, the state cut $113.7 million in funding for mental health services, according to National Alliance on Mental Illness’ (NAMI) Chicago branch.