COVID-19 PATIENT INFORMATION ABOUT US SERVICES LOCATIONS CAREERS CONTACT HOME Call to Make an Appointment 877-692-8686 HEALTH CARE Download registration packets, forms and other important paperwork at our Patient Information Center. About Your Primary Care Medical Home A medical home is an approach to providing total health care. Your medical home includes health care professionals, trusted friends or family members and – most importantly – YOU. With Aunt Martha’s as your medical home, you can: Choose your patient care team Seek a second opinion Seek specialty care Your patient care team can: Manage your health care Answer your health questions Listen to your concerns Work with other medical experts Coordinate your care through additional services Learn more about your Primary Care Medical Home. Learn About Our Healthcare Providers This health center received HHS funding and has Federal Public Health Service (PHS) deemed status with respect to certain health or health-related claims, including medical malpractice claims, for itself and its covered individuals. Primary Care Dental Mental Health Women’s Health HIV/AIDS and STD Services Insurance and Benefits Enrollment Family Medicine Internal Medicine Men’s Clinic Screenings & Assessments Pediatrics Teen Clinic Special Needs Clinic (//www.auntmarthas.org/health-care/little-city/) CONTACT GET INVOLVED DONATE CAREERS PRIVACY POLICY • TERMS OF USE

COVID-19 PATIENT INFORMATION ABOUT US SERVICES LOCATIONS CAREERS CONTACT HOME Call to Make an Appointment 877-692-8686 CHILD WELFARE All of the children, youth and young adults served by our child welfare programs come to Aunt Martha’s having been removed from their birth families because of abuse or neglect. Aunt Martha’s provides comprehensive child welfare services to give these children the chance at a real childhood through safe living environments, caring families and access to quality health care. Foster Home Licensing Foster Care Healthworks Residential Services Independent Living Strengthening Families Our certified professionals will assist prospective foster parents through the licensing process by educating them about policies and procedures, as well as their rights and responsibilities. Foster Parents are also trained on the dynamics of the traumas, loss and separation experienced by these children. Foster Parents must meet the following requirements: Be 21 years or older Pass a criminal background check Participate in a home study process Complete Foster Adopt Pride Training (27 hours) Home must meet The Department of Children and Family Services 402 Standards for Foster Family Homes Documentation Foster Home Licensing Policies Foster Home Licensing Procedures Foster Home Licensing Reports Complaints regarding agencies providing adoption services may be made to the adoption agency, which shall follow the requirements of Section 401.595, or to the nearest Department licensing office. The State Central Register may take, via its toll-free number (1-800-252-2873), complaints during weekends or after regular working hours. CONTACT GET INVOLVED DONATE CAREERS PRIVACY POLICY • TERMS OF USE