CDPH Mental Health Centers - City of Chicago
Mental Health and Psychiatry • Chicago, IL • Multiple locations (Englewood West 63rd Street Health Hub; Bronzeville East 43rd Street Health Hub; Greater Lawn West 55th Street Health Hub; Lawndale South Western Avenue Health Clinic; North Park North Pulaski Health Clinic; Pilsen South Ashland Health Hub; Roseland East 115th Street Health Hub; Legler Regional Library, Chicago Public Library; Woodson Regional Library, Chicago Public Library; Edgewater Branch, Chicago Public Library) locations
About
Summary: The Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) is a City of Chicago government agency focused on public health guidance, services, and policy to promote health equity and safer communities. It supports the broader public health system through data analysis, dissemination, and planning. The department is led by Commissioner Dr. Olusimbo Ige and has offices in Chicago, including its HQ at 333 S State St. CDPH’s activities include addressing health inequities, coordinating with partners, and advancing citywide health initiatives. Note: The provided source lists CDPH with a private ownership label and an annual revenue around $3.1M, but as a city department, it functions as a municipal public health entity rather than a private company. If you’re specifically seeking mental health center locations, CDPH might provide guidance or referrals, but separate listings for “Mental Health Centers” are not detailed in the given materials. For accurate mental health center details, consider contacting the department or visiting their official site sections on mental health services.
Clinic Type
Mental Health and Psychiatry
Address
641 W. 63rd Street (Englewood West 63rd Street Health Hub) and other Health Hub addresses listed: 4314 S. Cottage Grove (Bronzeville East 43rd Street Health Hub), 4150 W. 55th Street (Greater Lawn West 55th Street Health Hub), 1105 S. Western Ave. (Lawndale South Western Avenue Health Clinic), 5801 N. Pulaski Rd. (North Park North Pulaski Health Clinic), 1713 S. Ashland Ave. (Pilsen South Ashland Health Hub), 200 E. 115th St., 2nd fl (Roseland East 115th Street Health Hub) across multiple locations. Zip codes vary by hub.
Phone
312.747.7496 (Englewood West 63rd Street Health Hub), 312.747.0036 (Bronzeville East 43rd Street Health Hub), 312.747.1020 (Greater Lawn West 55th Street Health Hub), 312.746.5905 (Lawndale South Western Avenue Health Clinic), 312.744.1906 (North Park North Pulaski Health Clinic), 312.743.7500 (Pilsen South Ashland Health Hub), 312.747.1090 (Roseland East 115th Street Health Hub)
healthychicago@cityofchicago.org
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Website
https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/cdph/supp_info/behavioral-health/mental_health_centers.html
Telehealth
Telepsychiatry services available at Community Mental Health Centers
Services Offered
Technology & Equipment
Insurance & Payment
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free of charge to all Chicagoans who are unable to pay
Languages Spoken
FAQs
What services are provided at the Mental Health Centers?
Outpatient mental health services for adults, children and adolescents including intake/screening, individual therapy, group therapy, case management, and medication management (same-day medication appointments).
Are services free for uninsured patients?
Yes, these services are provided free of charge to all Chicagoans who are unable to pay.
Is telepsychiatry available?
Yes, telepsychiatry services are available at Community Mental Health Centers.
How can I contact a clinic for appointments or information?
General inquiries: healthychicago@cityofchicago.org. Phone numbers listed per location above.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
Patients praise
- culturally competent care provided by most providers
- generally accessible to community needs
- efforts made to increase patient privacy in city-run clinics
Common complaints
- long wait times for appointments
- difficulty reaching clinics by telephone to schedule appointments
- inaccessibility by public transit
- lack of availability during non-business hours
- concerns regarding service access for undocumented or uninsured individuals
"Chicago’s model for providing mental health care is riddled with access barriers, particularly for undocumented and uninsured residents... More than half reported that there was a wait of anywhere between one to seven months for a mental healthcare appointment."
— WBEZ Chicago reporting on assessment by community advocates"We found that CDPH is in fact supporting equitable and integrated mental health services for Chicagoans... [but] the client experience was not consistent across all providers."
— Chicago Office of Inspector General audit (2025)Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Behavioral Health - City of Chicago — Jul 29, 2025
- CDPH Expands Mental Health Safety Net with $16.2M Investment ... — Apr 27, 2026
- Healthy Chicago Mental Health Collective - ArcGIS Experience Builder — Jul 30, 2025
- Chicago officials spotlight free mental health resources to ease holiday stress - Windy City Times — Dec 15, 2025
- [PDF] OIG Audit of CDPH's Mental Equity Program — Aug 12, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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