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The Administration of the Kane County Health Department interfaces with the Kane County Board and oversees the county-wide health programs by providing:

  • Community needs assessment — IPLAN —  the Illinois Project for Local Assessment of Needs is a community health assessment and planning program

  • Health program management

  • Funding management for various State and federally-funded programs

  • Policy development, budget planning and implementation

IPLAN documents in pdf

Kane County Health Department
Mission Statement

The Mission of the Kane County Health Department is to assess the needs, develop plans, and assure provisions of environmental and personal health services that protect, promote, and improve the health of all residents of Kane County within policies set by the Board of Health.

2007 Kane County Health Department Annual Report in pdf
2006 Kane County Health Department Annual Report in pdf
2004 Kane County Health Department Annual Report in pdf

IPLAN

The Illinois Project for Local Assessment of Needs (IPLAN) is a community health assessment and planning program to identify health needs of community by community members and design a community health plan to address these needs.

In 1999, the Kane County Community Health Committee (KCCHC), convened specifically for IPLAN identified three top health priorities for the county.  These were: 

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      Child abuse/neglect
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      Suicide/depression
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      Access to Care 

The following projects are currently underway at the Health Department to address the above health needs. 

Child Abuse:             
Kane Kares home visitation program
Training mandated reporters
Other projects with Prevent Child Abuse-Kane County

Suicide/depression:  
Convening a committee of mental health providers

Survey of schools, medical and mental health providers
Countywide coordination of mental health services
Advocacy for increased routine screening for depression in doctor’s clinics
General suicide awareness education

Access to Care:     
Working with agencies at both ends of the county to establish health clinics accessible to underinsured and uninsured residents

Kane County Health Department Administrative Offices
1240 N. Highland Avenue
Aurora, Illinois
60506
(630)208-3801

Kane County Government Website: 
http://www.countyofkane.org/

Kane County Health Department is a member of the
Northern Illinois Public Health Consortium