Illinois DHS

¡Administre sus beneficios en línea!

Renueve beneficios, reporte cambios, suba documentos, reciba avisos y administre citas y apelaciones, todo en un solo lugar con el portal actualizado Administrar Mi Caso.

Configurar su cuenta es simple:

1️⃣ Visite ABE.Illinois.gov
2️⃣ Haga clic en 'Administrar mi caso'
3️⃣ Vincule su cuenta a su caso de beneficios y confirme su identidad.

¡Tome el control de sus beneficios hoy!

Protect your benefits.

Never share your PIN or card number. We will not call or text you asking for this information.

Only access your LINK account by:

📞 Calling: 1-800-678-LINK
💻 Visiting: ebtEDGE.com or the ebtEDGE app where you can change your PIN or freeze your card.

MAR NOW makes recovery accessible—anytime, anywhere.

Medication Assisted Recovery (MAR) is an effective treatment and harm reduction intervention for opioid use disorder.

By combining medications like methadone, buprenorphine, or naltrexone with personalized care, MAR significantly lowers the risk of fatal overdoses compared to therapy alone.

Immediate support is available through MAR NOW. This innovative service links you directly with providers who can offer treatment options. Whether it’s a prescription by phone or a same-day clinic visit, MAR NOW is here to help.

📞 Call 833-234-6343 to connect with a care manager and explore treatment options for opioid and alcohol use disorders.

The helpline is available 24/7.

#SubstanceUseDisorderTreatmentMonth

Manage your benefits online with the updated Manage My Case portal.

Setting up your account is simple:
1️⃣ Visit ABE.Illinois.gov
2️⃣ Click 'Manage My Case'
3️⃣ Link your account to your benefit case and confirm your identity

Renew benefits, report changes, upload documents, receive notices, and handle appointments and appeals all in one place with the updated Manage My Case portal.

Take control of your benefits today!

New year, new beginnings.

Treatment and recovery from substance use disorder is a process. Taking that first step can lead to health & healing. You’re not alone—help is available.

Learn more at findtreatment.gov.