UnityPoint Health - St. Luke's Siouxland Child Advocacy Center
Information
Number of patients waiting reflects the current number of patients waiting to be seen. This number changes frequently and is not exact.
Child Advocacy Center
The St. Luke's Child Advocacy Center in Sioux City provides comprehensive services for children who may have been victims of abuse. Our multi-disciplinary team works with the Department of Human Services (DHS) and law enforcement in child abuse investigations, including treatment and follow-up services. Through advocacy efforts and educational offerings, our team is committed to the prevention of child abuse.
Interviews are only conducted for open DHS cases. To report suspected child abuse, call the Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-362-2178.
Services
Our services are always free to the patients and families we serve. The Child Advocacy Center offers the following services and procedures:
- Child abuse services
- Forensic and evidentiary interviews
- Legal, emotional, medical and spiritual family support
- Pediatric Specialties
- Trauma evaluations
- Evaluations for general mental health or behavioral concerns
- Ongoing trauma-focused therapeutic services
Referrals
Referrals to the Child Advocacy Center are made by DHS and law enforcement agencies. Anyone may call the Child Advocacy Center for information regarding suspected child abuse and prevention of child abuse. St. Luke's Child Advocacy Center does not replicate any existing community services.
If you suspect child abuse, call 1-800-362-2178.
Patient Tools
We’re upgrading to MyUnityPoint. Starting March 29, MyUnityPoint is your patient portal for managing appointments, viewing records and communicating with your care team.
Access Your Records From Before March 29
Your historical records from our previous system are still available through the portals below. We recommend saving or downloading any records you need, as these portals will be decommissioned in the future.
Once the legacy portals are decommissioned, call (877) 448-1721 to request access to historical records.