Popovich, Judith M FNP
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CWHC facilitates the empowerment of women, trans people, and young people by providing access to health care and health education in a respectful environment where people pay what they can afford. Each year, over 6,000 women, trans people, and young people access health services through CWHC. CWHC provides care and services that people in Chicago need, but often cannot find anywhere else.

Since we opened our doors in 1975, CWHC's programs have been shaped by our clients' and students' needs for accessible, comprehensive health care and health education. We treat clients and students as unique individuals, helping them enhance their knowledge and understanding about their own health care needs.
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We believe everyone should have access to quality health care, regardless of their ability to pay. All services are offered on a self-pay sliding scale. We are in the process of setting up online payment options. You can also call CWHC at 773-935-6126 during normal business hours to make a payment over the phone.
Clinic Space
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This brief video is an introduction to our clinic space and the services provided there for thousands of women and trans people each year. CWHC has several exams rooms for gynecology, primary care, and trans health, among other services. One room features an adjustable table for wheelchair accessibility.
Board of Directors
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CWHC's Board of Directors is charged with furthering our mission, securing philanthropic support for our work, and being an ambassador for us in the communities that we serve and beyond. LaKetta joined the Board in 2018 with a background in pharmaceutical drug development and Eastern Medicine. She has a passion for holistic and preventive health care and dreams of fair access to all.
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CWHC does accept some insurance. Please visit our Paying for Services page for information about insurance and other payment options. Yes, CWHC's space is wheelchair accessible. When you call to schedule your visit, please let us know you are using a wheelchair, and we will let you know how to enter the building.
Support Resources
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With the hope of a healthy transition into the New Year for our community, our families, and ourselves, CWHC's programs have shared the following recommendations for a variety of care. These suggestions have the need for relaxation and connection in mind as we enter the colder months. Grounding mindfulness practice (3-2-1): When feeling anxious or stressed, this grounding practice can be helpful.
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