The Illinois Department of Human Services plans to dramatically reduce the number of patients with developmental disabilities who live at the embattled state-run Choate Mental Health and Developmental Center.
The Illinois Department of Human Services will give residents of the Choate Mental Health and Developmental Center, in southern Illinois, two to three years to move, the agency’s leader said.
In an exclusive interview, Illinois Department of Human Services Secretary Grace Hou, right, and Chief Resident Safety Officer Ryan Thomas discuss impending changes to the state’s system that serves developmentally disabled individuals.
In an exclusive interview, Illinois Department of Human Services Secretary Grace Hou, right, and Chief Resident Safety Officer Ryan Thomas discuss impending changes to the state’s system that serves developmentally disabled individuals.
The Illinois Department of Human Services will give residents of the Choate Mental Health and Developmental Center, in southern Illinois, two to three years to move, the agency’s leader said.
In an exclusive interview, Illinois Department of Human Services Secretary Grace Hou, right, and Chief Resident Safety Officer Ryan Thomas discuss impending changes to the state’s system that serves developmentally disabled individuals.
