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University of Chicago Medical Center

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The University of Chicago Medical Center, founded in 1927, is an academic hospital with approximately 811 beds. It is renowned for excellence in cancer care, cardiology, gastroenterology, and transplant medicine, and has received major accolades including national rankings in U.S. News & World Report for several specialties.

NPI Number : 1508956509

5841 S Maryland Ave, Chicago, IL 60637

+1 (773) 702-1000

www.uchicagomedicine.org

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Departments

General Surgery

Primary Care

Specialty Care

Urgent Care

Cardiology

Neurology

Gastroenterology

Gynecology

Genetic Clinic

Appointment Information

Department	Online Appointment	Phone Scheduling	Walk-in Availability	Same-Day Appointment
Neurology	Available via patient portal, online request, MyChart	Available	Not specified	Not specified
Cardiology	Available via patient portal, online request, MyChart	Available	Not specified	Not specified
Family Medicine	Available via patient portal, online request, MyChart	Available	Not specified	Not specified
Obstetrics & Gynecology	Available via patient portal, online request, MyChart	773-834-9995	Not specified	Not specified
Oncology	Available via patient portal, online request, MyChart	Available	Not specified	Not specified
Pediatrics	Available via patient portal, online request, MyChart	Available	Not specified	Not specified
Student Wellness	Available (my.WellnessPortal)	773-834-9355	Limited walk-in for urgent care	Urgent care and after-hours options available
Surgery	Available via patient portal, online request, MyChart	Available	Not specified	Not specified

Visiting Hours

Department	Online Patient Visitation Options	Scheduling Visits by Phone	Walk-in Patient Visits	Same-day Patient Visitation	Key Visitation Details
Pediatrics	Not specified	Must apply for rotations at least 10 weeks in advance; direct email submission required for certain rotations	Not available for visiting residents/fellows; must follow outlined application process	Not available for visiting residents/fellows	Visiting clinical electives require advance application and acceptance. No travel arrangements until confirmation.
General Inpatient	Not specified	Not specified	Allowed if within designated visiting hours (10 a.m. - 7 p.m.) and health screening is passed	Allowed if within visiting hours and space permits, with health screening	Two visitors per patient per day. Masks recommended or required in some areas. Screening at entry; no visitors under 18. Visitors must stay in patient rooms or designated areas. Restrictions apply for recent illness, symptoms, or positive COVID-19 test.

Important Doctors

University of Chicago Medical Center Information

Management and Leadership Team

Department	Name	Title	Area of Expertise	Role in Operations, Patient Care Quality, Strategic Development
Administration	Thomas E. Jackiewicz	President, University of Chicago Health System	Academic Medical Center Leadership, Clinical Enterprise Integration	Leads health system strategy, clinical operations, and integration of patient care mission
Operations	Krista Curell, RN	Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer	Hospital Operations, Administrative Leadership	Oversees daily hospital operations and contributes to quality and efficiency initiatives
Growth	Amy Ross	Executive Vice President and Chief Growth Officer	Strategic Growth, Business Development	Drives expansion initiatives and organizational growth strategy
Finance	Ivan Samstein	Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer	Financial Management, Health System Finance	Oversees financial planning, reporting, and fiscal performance
Legal	Rachel Spitz	Senior Vice President and General Counsel	Health Law, Compliance	Leads legal affairs and risk management
Clinical Affairs	Aytekin Oto, MD, MBA	Dean for Clinical Affairs and Chief Physician	Clinical Care Leadership, Academic Administration	Oversees clinical practice standards and physician activities
Community Health & Equity	Catina Latham, PhD	Senior Vice President for Community Health Transformation and Chief Equity Officer	Healthcare Equity, Community Outreach	Leads programs for health equity and community engagement
Ambulatory Operations	Tyler Bauer	Senior Vice President of System Ambulatory Operations	Ambulatory Services, Outpatient Operations	Oversees outpatient and ambulatory care network
Facilities & Planning	Marco Capicchioni	Vice President of Planning, Design, Construction and Real Estate	Facilities Management, Strategic Planning	Manages hospital infrastructure, new construction, and capital projects
Marketing	Andrew Chang	Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer	Healthcare Marketing, Communications	Leads marketing, branding, and communications strategy
Finance	Sara Haggerty	Vice President of Budget and Financial Planning and Analysis	Budget Planning, Financial Analysis	Directs budgeting and long-term financial strategies
Medical Affairs	Stephen Weber, MD	Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer	Medical Leadership, Quality Assurance	Oversees clinical quality and patient care standards
Information Technology	Yeman Collier	Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer	Healthcare IT, Digital Strategy	Oversees hospital information systems and digital innovation
Ambulatory Medical Operations	Ken Nunes, MD	Senior Vice President and System Chief Ambulatory Medical Officer	Outpatient Medical Practice, Ambulatory Strategy	Leads medical operations for ambulatory care services
Hospital Administration	Michael Antoniades	President, Ingalls Memorial Hospital	Hospital Leadership, Acute Care Administration	Leads operational and strategic direction of Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Patient Care Services	Alesia Coe, DNP, RN	Vice President of Patient Care Services and Chief Nursing Officer	Nursing Leadership, Inpatient Services	Oversees nursing practice, patient care quality, and staff development
Operational Transformation	Deval Daily	System Chief Operational Transformation Officer	Operational Excellence, Performance Improvement	Leads operational transformation and process improvement initiatives
Hospital Operations	Emily Chase, PhD, RN	Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer	Patient Care Services, Nursing Operations	Directs hospital operations and patient care quality initiatives
Medicine Administration	Everett Vokes, MD	Chair, Department of Medicine	Oncology, Medical Administration	Leads the Department of Medicine, overseeing faculty and departmental affairs

Average Salary

Department	Consultation Fee (Avg.)	Common Procedures (Avg. Fee Range)	Cost Variations	Financial Assistance & Payment Options
Cardiology	$350 - $500	Echocardiogram: $1,200 - $2,000 Stress Test: $800 - $1,600 Cardiac Catheterization: $5,500 - $15,000	Higher fees for complex procedures, extended monitoring, and specialist-led interventions; outpatient vs. inpatient fees differ.	Insurance accepted; payment plans; financial counselors and assistance programs available.
Neurology	$375 - $550	EEG: $600 - $1,100 MRI Brain: $2,400 - $3,800 EMG/NCV: $950 - $1,800	Fees increase for advanced imaging, specialist consultations, and complex diagnostic testing.	Insurance accepted; payment plans; financial assistance for qualifying patients.
Oncology	$400 - $575	Chemotherapy (per session): $2,000 - $6,000 Radiation Therapy (per session): $2,500 - $7,000 Biopsy: $1,500 - $4,000	Costs depend on cancer type, treatment complexity, medication regimens, and inpatient vs. outpatient care.	Financial assistance programs; payment plans; insurance billing support; counseling for uninsured/underinsured.
Orthopedics	$320 - $480	X-Ray: $250 - $550 Arthroscopy: $6,000 - $14,000 Joint Replacement: $27,000 - $68,000	Prices rise with surgical complexity, implant costs, specialist involvement, post-op rehab, and length of hospital stay.	Insurance accepted; payment plans; financial aid options.
Outpatient Services	$200 - $425	Primary Care Visit: $200 - $450 Lab Tests (Basic Panel): $80 - $325 Minor Procedures: $400 - $1,200	Cost varies by procedure complexity, diagnostic requirements, and whether specialist or generalist is involved.	Payment plans; sliding scale for eligible patients; insurance processed if available.

Support Programs for Patients

Department/Program	Description	Eligibility / Target Group
Financial Assistance Program	Discounts on emergency and medically necessary healthcare bills based on household income; up to 100% discount for incomes =200% of federal poverty level, 80% discount for incomes >200% and =600% of federal poverty level. No patient approved for assistance will pay more than amounts generally billed to insured patients.	Uninsured/underinsured low-income patients; eligibility based on income, family size, assets, expenses, and medical need.
Financial Counseling	Assists patients in applying for public programs or hospital financial aid. Counselors help enroll patients in Medicaid, other coverage, or hospital-specific assistance programs.	Uninsured or underinsured patients with demonstrated financial hardship.
Pritzker Free Clinics	Free clinics supervised by licensed physicians, offering medical student-run care for uninsured/underserved patients at several Chicago locations.	Uninsured and underserved patients, especially in West, North, and South Side communities.
Community Clinics Outreach	Network of six community clinics treating uninsured patients throughout Chicago; provides basic health care and referrals for further support.	Low-income, uninsured, underserved Chicago residents.
UChicago Ingalls Financial Assistance	Discounted bills for non-emergency, medically necessary services at UChicago Ingalls, based on income and other hardship indicators.	Uninsured/underinsured patients meeting income and hardship criteria.
In-Home Care Services	Not explicitly listed in results for UChicago Medicine. In-home care options may be available through referrals—contact social work or care coordination departments for specific offerings.	Information available via direct hospital inquiry for qualifying patients.
Day Care Centers	Not specifically documented in results for this hospital. Patients may request social work referrals for possible adult or medical day care options in the area.	By referral for long-term care and special-needs patients, especially those with low income.
Palliative Care Services	Palliative and supportive care available for patients with serious or life-limiting illnesses; includes pain management, symptom relief, and social/emotional support.	Patients with serious illness, regardless of income.
Social Support and Case Management	Social workers and case managers connect patients with government benefits, long-term care, home health, and other community resources.	Patients with financial, social, or medical needs requiring additional support.

Payment Plans

Payment Option	Description	Contact/How to Apply
Monthly Installment Plans	Option to pay high-cost procedures in monthly installments. Payment flexibility is available, and the financial team can assist in customizing plans based on patient needs.	Call 844-843-3594 or visit the Financial Counseling Office, Mitchell Hospital Room TS200, 8am-4:30pm.
Interest-Free Payment Plans	Interest-free payment structures available for patients needing flexibility in covering large expenses.	Call 844-843-3594 or speak with a financial counselor in person.
Flexible Payment Structures	Payment terms are adjusted to fit individual financial situations. Options include online, mail, in-person payments, and setting up plans that accommodate income and bill size.	Call 844-843-3594 or email OPSFinancialCounseling@uchospitals.edu.
Online Bill Pay	Patients can pay bills online at any time with no transaction fee or set up recurring payments for convenience.	Pay through MyChart or as a guest at the hospital’s billing website.
Financial Assistance Discounts	Discounts for eligible patients based on income and family size. Includes potential 100% or 80% discounts and limits on annual medical expenses as a percentage of income. Applies only to emergency and medically necessary care.	Apply by phone at 708-333-1100, in person at the Financial Counseling Office, or via email.
Assistance for Uninsured/Underinsured	Additional payment assistance and discounts for those without sufficient insurance coverage.	Contact financial counselors for eligibility and to set up a plan.

Cost Consulting

Department	Service Provided	Guidance on Treatment Costs	Financial Support Options	How to Access	Contact Information	Office Location & Hours
Patient Financial Services	Financial counseling, guidance on bills, payment assistance	Yes, staff help navigate treatment costs and billing	Financial assistance for eligible individuals; information on payment plans; help with understanding insurance coverage	Online (MyChart), Phone, In-Person	UChicago Medicine Financial Assistance Team: 844-843-3594	Financial Counseling Office, 2nd floor, Mitchell Hospital, Room TS200; 8am–4:30pm
Financial Assistance Program	Assessment for financial aid eligibility, application process assistance	Yes, provides guidance about out-of-pocket costs and eligibility prior to care	Full or partial bill reductions for uninsured/underinsured patients based on income; never billed more than Amounts Generally Billed if eligible	Application with proof of income; information online and by phone	Ingalls Memorial Financial Assistance Team: 708-333-1100	Accessible via website or by contacting the listed phone numbers
Online Billing Support	Bill view, payment, and financial assistance application	Yes, ability to review bills before payment	Payment plans, financial aid information, online support	MyChart portal (account or guest access)	MyChart Support: 844-442-4278	Online - 24/7

Hospital for patients with disabilities or special needs

Accommodation Category	Details	Department / Resource
Physical Accessibility	Accessible routes and entrances, accessible parking and transportation, ability to report campus access barriers, urgent facilities service requests for mobility device barriers	Facilities Services, Access UChicago Now, Equal Opportunity Programs
Assistive Devices	Support for mobility aids (wheelchair lifts, ramps, etc.), urgent maintenance for assistive infrastructure	Facilities Services, Equal Opportunity Programs
Communication Aids	Reasonable accommodations such as sign language interpreters, alternate format materials, support for psychological and neurodevelopmental disabilities	Student Disability Services, Equal Opportunity Programs
Priority Services	Individualized assessment and implementation of accommodations, expedited urgent requests, direct support for adjusting hospital or academic requirements as needed	Student Disability Services, Area Dean of Students, Equal Opportunity Programs
Staff Training for Inclusive Care	Consultation with medical/clinical experts, SDS director meetings, coordination among staff and faculty for implementing accommodations, ongoing training and assessment	Student Disability Services, Area Dean of Students
Accommodation Request Process	Online request forms for physical, medical, sensory, psychological, and neurodevelopmental disabilities; documentation and individualized eligibility review required	Student Disability Services (SDS) Application Center, Equal Opportunity Programs

Digital Health Services

Department	Digital Health Service	Description	Support for Patient Care	Accessibility/Continuous Monitoring
Telemedicine	Virtual Care Platform	Secure online access to primary and specialty care virtual visits	Remote consultations, reduces need for in-person visits, enhances provider access	Accessible from home, facilitates timely follow-up and care continuity
Patient Services	Patient Portal (MyChart)	Online access to health records, test results, appointment scheduling, provider messaging	Empowers patients in care management, direct communication, timely updates	24/7 accessibility, ongoing patient-provider interaction, streamlined follow-up
Remote Monitoring	Home Health Monitoring Tools	Devices and apps for tracking chronic conditions, vitals, and symptoms remotely	Early detection of health changes, proactive intervention by care teams	Continuous health tracking, reduces hospital readmissions, enhances chronic disease management
Clinical Informatics	Digital Records & Data Analytics	Integration and analysis of clinical data to optimize patient treatment and outcomes	Evidence-based decision support, personalized care pathways	Ensures up-to-date, accurate patient information for ongoing management
Innovation & Implementation	Structured Digital Health Integration (Implementation Curve)	Adoption strategy with staff training, simulation exercises, and continued project management	Ensures digital tools are fully utilized and integrated into clinical workflows	Supports adoption, usability, and long-term engagement with digital solutions
Center for Digital Transformation	AI and Digital Transformation Initiatives	Programs applying AI and digital solutions to enhance clinical and operational care	Improves care quality, efficiency, and patient outcomes through technology-driven strategies	Supports real-time insights, scalable monitoring, and continuous process improvement

Collaborations / Educational Programs

Department	Educational Programs	Rotations / Practical Training	Classes / Seminars
Anesthesiology	MD, MD/PhD programs, and electives for visiting and enrolled students	Fourth-year electives, clinical rotations with hands-on experience	Seminars on perioperative medicine, pain management
Cardiology	MD, MD/PhD, clinical research tracks	Elective rotations, inpatient and outpatient cardiology services	Case conferences, didactic lectures, research seminars
Emergency Medicine	MD, electives for senior medical students	Emergency department rotations, skills workshops	Simulation training, acute care seminars
Endocrinology	MD, MD/PhD, scholarly tracks	Rotations in diabetes, metabolism, hormone clinics	Endocrine case discussions, research updates
Gastroenterology	MD, electives in GI diseases and procedures	Liver, IBD, pancreatic, general GI service rotations	GI grand rounds, case reviews
General Surgery	MD, MD/PhD, surgical scholarly tracks	Surgical clerkships, operative skills labs, trauma rotations	Surgical morbidity & mortality, procedure seminars
Hematology/Oncology	MD, MS in Biomedical Sciences, research electives	Clinical rotations in cancer and hematologic disorders	Tumor board meetings, translational cancer research sessions
Internal Medicine	MD, MD/PhD, scholarly tracks	Sub-internships, ambulatory and inpatient rotations	Case-based learning, medical grand rounds
Neurology	MD, electives for neurology subspecialties	Clinical rotations in stroke, epilepsy, general neurology	Neuroanatomy lectures, clinical skills workshops
Obstetrics & Gynecology	MD, MD/PhD programs, electives	Labor & delivery, gynecology, reproductive endocrinology rotations	OB/GYN didactic sessions, simulation labs
Pediatrics	MD, MD/PhD, clinical research electives	Inpatient pediatrics, newborn nursery, pediatric subspecialty rotations	Pediatric grand rounds, case presentations
Psychiatry	MD, electives, research tracks	Inpatient, consultation-liaison, and outpatient psychiatry rotations	Psychiatry seminars, multidisciplinary case conferences
Radiology	MD, electives in diagnostic and interventional radiology	Imaging rotations, hands-on ultrasound and procedures	Radiology case conferences, didactic lectures
Urology	MD, electives for senior medical students	Urologic surgery rotations, procedures clinic	Urology grand rounds, skills workshops
Interdisciplinary	MD/PhD (MSTP, MeSH, GDDTP), MS in Biomedical Sciences, dual-degree programs	Research rotations, community health projects, global health electives	Scholarly tracks: Clinical research, data science, global/healthcare delivery seminars
Pathway & Pre-Med Programs	Summer Pathway (CAMP, PSOMER), high school and undergraduate enrichment	Faculty-mentored research, MCAT prep, admissions counseling, research forums	Weekly workshops, educational enrichment, mentoring sessions

Collaborative Research Projects

Department	Collaborative Research Projects	Clinical Trials/Innovation	Impact on Healthcare Professionals’ Advancement
Biological Sciences	- Environmental Influences on Child Health Outcomes - Genomic Assessment Improves Novel Therapy	- Genomic Prescribing System - WES (Whole Exome Sequencing) Analysis Pipeline Suite	- Advances in genomic medicine, precision therapy, and data-driven clinical practice
Cardiology	- Collaborative studies in cardiovascular disease prevention and care	- Ongoing clinical trials for new heart disease treatments	- Access to state-of-the-art therapies, involvement in multi-center trials
General Internal Medicine	- Improving Diabetes Care in Community Health Centers - POWER-UP - Improving Outcomes of Older Persons with Diabetes - Diabetes Cost-Effectiveness Analysis Studies - Provider-Patient Communication and Shared Decision Making - Chicago Community-Based Programs - Organization and Financing of Diabetes Care	- Clinical trials focused on diabetes interventions, chronic disease management	- Training in innovative diabetes treatment models, interdisciplinary collaboration
Hospital Medicine	- Translational Research Initiative - Chicago Area Patient Centered Outcomes Research Network - Chicago-area Shared Health Research Information Network	- Development of patient-centered care models - Clinical trials for hospital-based care improvement	- Enhanced skills in translational science, informatics, and quality improvement
Molecular Pathology	- Molecular Pathology Sample Tracking System - Collaboration with Leidos Biomedical Research	- Advanced tracking and analysis systems for pathology samples	- Elevated proficiency in genomics, data analysis, and research coordination

Professional Development Programs

Department	Affiliated Organization	Professional Development Programs
Cellular Therapy	Foundation for the Accreditation of Cellular Therapy	Cellular therapy accreditation programs, training in adult & pediatric cellular therapy services, stem cell transplantation, bone marrow and apheresis collection
Cystic Fibrosis	Cystic Fibrosis Foundation	Annual accreditation review; continuing education on latest cystic fibrosis care and management
Internal Medicine	The Joint Commission	Joint Commission certification and training programs for quality and safety in healthcare delivery; specific certification in Ventricular Assist Device (VAD) care and Comprehensive Stroke Center
Multispecialty	The Leapfrog Group	Hospital safety benchmarking, professional workshops, and leadership development for healthcare quality improvement
Pulmonology	Pulmonary Hypertension Association	Comprehensive Pulmonary Hypertension Care Center accreditation, provider training in PAH (Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension) management
Population Health	Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)	Accountable Care Organization (ACO) participation, Shared Savings Program, ongoing education on quality, cost savings, and patient coordination

Certification and Accreditation Programs

Department	Certification/Program	Accreditation Body
Cardiology	Joint Commission Accreditation	Joint Commission
Clinical Research	Medical Scientist Training Program (MD/PhD)	National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Communications	Certificate in Healthcare Communications	University of Chicago (internal certification)
General Medicine	Joint Commission Accreditation	Joint Commission
Medical Writing & Editing	Certificate in Medical Writing and Editing	University of Chicago (internal certification)
Regulatory Affairs	Certificate in Regulatory Writing	University of Chicago (internal certification)
Surgery - Adult Critical Care	Adult Surgical Critical Care Fellowship	Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)
Surgery - Burn	Burn Surgery Fellowship	Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)
Surgery - Cardiothoracic	Cardiothoracic Surgery Fellowship	Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)
Surgery - Cardiothoracic Transplant	Cardiothoracic Transplantation Surgery Fellowship	Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)
Surgery - Colon & Rectal	Colon & Rectal Surgery Fellowship	Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)
Surgery - Complex General	Complex General Surgical Oncology Fellowship	Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)

Internship and Observation Programs

Department	Program Name	Opportunity Type	Eligibility	Duration	Key Details
Administration	Administrative Internship Program	Internship	Graduate and professional students interested in healthcare administration	12 weeks (Summer)	Paid; executive leader preceptors; leadership, analytical, and communication skills; projects in various departments (e.g., Heart and Vascular, Patient Care Services, Emergency Medicine, Women’s and Children’s, Ambulatory)
Cancer Center / Research	Pathway Programs for High School and Undergraduate Students	Internship/Observation	High school and undergraduate students	Varies	Hands-on learning in research labs or patient care; dedicated UChicago faculty mentorship
Pritzker School of Medicine	Chicago Academic Medicine Program (CAMP)	Internship	College students	8 weeks (Summer)	Non-residential; research, education, mentoring experience
Psychiatry	Clinical Psychology Doctoral Internship Program	Internship	Doctoral students in psychology	Varies	Four tracks: Adult/Health Psychology, Adult Neuropsychology, Child/Pediatric Psychology, Pediatric Neuropsychology; match process
Revenue Cycle	Revenue Cycle Department Student Intern	Internship	Students (Chicagoland area)	8 weeks (Summer)	Onsite, networking and career exposure, professional development, direct supervision with program leader/preceptor

Hospital Academic Awards and Achievements

Department	Award	Awarding Organization	Year	Description
All Departments	Leapfrog Top Teaching Hospital	The Leapfrog Group	2024	Recognized for high standards in patient safety and quality of care. Seventh time awarded; one of only 75 hospitals in the U.S. with this distinction. 26th consecutive "A" grade for hospital safety.
All Departments	Best Hospital in Illinois for Cancer and ENT	U.S. News & World Report	2024	Programs in Cancer and Ear, Nose & Throat ranked best in Illinois.
All Departments	Spencer Foreman Award for Outstanding Community Engagement	Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC)	2024	Recognizes extraordinary community engagement and social commitment; awarded to UChicago Medicine and Pritzker School of Medicine.
Medicine	Department of Medicine Awards	Department of Medicine, University of Chicago	Annual	Awards recognizing faculty excellence, including Suzanne Conzen, MD; Marisa Alegre, MD, PhD; Anne Sperling, MD; Bana Jabri, MD, PhD; Eric Svensson, MD, PhD; Elbert Huang, MD, and others.
All Departments	Medical & Biological Sciences Alumni Awards	UChicago MBSAA	Annual	Four annual awards recognizing alumni achievement in medicine and biological sciences.

Hospital Specialization and Expertise Opportunit

Department	Program Type	Icon
Anesthesiology	Residency	Anesthesiology
Cardiology	Fellowship	Cardiology
Dermatology	Residency	Dermatology
Emergency Medicine	Residency	Emergency Medicine
Family Medicine	Residency	Family Medicine
General Surgery	Residency	Surgery
Internal Medicine	Residency	Internal Medicine
Obstetrics and Gynecology	Residency	OB/GYN
Radiation Oncology	Residency	Radiation Oncology
Urology	Residency	Urology

Hospital Residency and Assistantship Programs

Department	Residency or Fellowship	Department Icon
Anesthesiology	Residency
Dermatology	Residency
Emergency Medicine	Residency
Family Medicine (NorthShore)	Residency
General Surgery	Residency
Internal Medicine	Residency
Internal Medicine (NorthShore)	Residency
Internal Medicine – Pediatrics	Residency
Interventional Radiology-Integrated	Residency
Neurological Surgery	Residency
Neurology (Adult)	Residency
Neurology (Child)	Residency
Obstetrics and Gynecology	Residency
Ophthalmology	Residency
Orthopaedic Surgery	Residency
Otolaryngology	Residency
Pathology	Residency
Pathology (NorthShore)	Residency
Pediatrics	Residency
Plastic Surgery	Residency
Psychiatry (Adult)	Residency
Psychiatry (Child)	Residency
Radiation Oncology	Residency
Radiology (Diagnostic)	Residency
Urology	Residency

What are the activities of the hospital for patients without insurance?

Department/Service	Service/Support Option	Description	Eligibility/Requirements	Contact/Access
Financial Assistance	Discounted Services for Uninsured	Discounts for uninsured or underinsured patients receiving care. Sliding scale based on federal poverty guidelines.	Apply with proof of income; available for patients with annual household income up to 250% of Federal Poverty Guideline.	Request through hospital billing/financial assistance office
Financial Assistance	Charity Care Program	Provides free or reduced-cost emergency and medically necessary care to qualifying uninsured patients.	Income-based; supporting documentation required; policies based on poverty guideline thresholds.	Apply via financial assistance application
Billing	Payment Plans	Flexible payment plans for hospital bills for self-pay or uninsured patients.	Discuss and set up with billing department; no insurance required.	Contact billing office at time of billing
Financial Assistance	Amounts Generally Billed (AGB) Limitation	Limits charges for emergency/necessary care to not exceed average amounts billed to insured patients.	Eligible uninsured patients receiving emergency or medically necessary care.	Applied automatically if financial assistance application is approved
Emergency Department	Emergency Care Guarantee	Emergency care provided regardless of insurance or ability to pay.	All patients, no eligibility requirements.	Walk-in or via emergency department
Pritzker Free Clinics	Free Clinics	No-cost medical care for uninsured in underserved communities, including primary and preventive services.	No insurance; may require appointment at specific community clinic.	Various locations, including Bridgeport Free Clinic
Social Work/Patient Advocacy	Medicaid/Marketplace Insurance Navigation	Guidance and support to enroll in Medicaid or Marketplace health insurance programs.	Uninsured individuals seeking alternative insurance options.	Request support during hospital registration or with social work staff
Financial Counseling	Assistance with Financial Aid Applications	Personal help applying for hospital financial assistance, discounts, and public programs.	Uninsured or underinsured, proof of income may be required.	Contact financial counseling office

Hospital Research Collaborations

Department	Partner Institution/Lab	Collaboration Description	Affiliated University/Research Center
Biological Sciences	Biological Sciences Division	Advance biomedical and informatics research; campus partnership supporting research, training, and data initiatives	University of Chicago Center for Research Informatics
Biostatistics	Biostatistics Core	Dedicated support for study design, data management, and analysis in clinical research	University of Chicago Center for Research Informatics
Biomedical Informatics	Center for Research Informatics (CRI)	Provides infrastructure, computing, and analytics enabling translational and collaborative research	University of Chicago Biological Sciences Division
Cardiology	HDSI Partners	Research collaborations, mentorship, and education through Center for Healthcare Delivery Science & Innovation	University of Chicago
Clinical Trials	Clinical Research Teams	Conducts the highest volume of clinical trials in Illinois, offering new treatments and therapies to patients	University of Chicago Medicine
Healthcare Delivery Science	Center for Healthcare Delivery Science & Innovation (HDSI)	Partners across University of Chicago and globally to improve care delivery and foster innovations in healthcare	University of Chicago
Environmental Health & Safety	Environmental Health & Safety (EHS)	Collaboration on laboratory safety and compliance for all research programs	University of Chicago Office of Research Safety
Innovation & Data Science	MDClone	Partnership for HIPAA-compliant data access to support research grants and hospital quality improvement	University of Chicago, UChicago Medicine
Medical Informatics	moblMD	Adapted for rapid clinician communication and policy updates during COVID-19	University of Chicago Medicine, HDSI
Oncology Support	TailorMed	Pilot program for screening and financial support for oncology patients	University of Chicago Medicine
Social Determinants of Health	NowPow	Embedded resource prescription within Epic, targeting social determinants for patients	University of Chicago Medicine, HDSI

Mentoring and Consultancy in Hospital Education

Department	Program Name	Description	Target Audience	Mentorship Structure
Heart and Vascular Center	HVC Mentorship Program	Introduces students to healthcare careers; includes workshops, hands-on activities, educational sessions, and one-on-one mentorship with healthcare professionals.	High school juniors and seniors, particularly underrepresented minorities	Bi-weekly sessions, interactive presentations, shadowing, matching each student with a dedicated mentor in their area of interest, ongoing support for career planning
Career Advancement	Med Student Mentors Program	Connects pre-med students and alumni with current medical students and practicing professionals for advice, guidance, and support throughout the medical school application process.	Undergraduates, recent graduates, and alumni applying to medical school	Mentor-mentee matching based on specific goals; support via conversations on admissions, MCAT, school list, interviews, and career decision-making
Cancer Center / Faculty	Pathway Programs for High School and Undergraduate Students	Hands-on learning opportunities in clinical/research settings with structured mentorship from UChicago faculty.	High school and undergraduate students	Dedicated faculty mentorship, lab or clinical experiences, structured learning modules
Human Resources / Career Development	Employee Mentorship Programs	Professional development programs for new hires and employees, including mentorship opportunities to support career advancement.	Healthcare professionals, new hires, employees	Mentorship embedded in onboarding and ongoing professional development, close partnership with university resources

University of Chicago Medical Center Nearest Places

Hotels

0.7 km

4.7

Sophy Hyde Park

Modern boutique hotel, on-site restaurant, fitness center, free WiFi, pet-friendly

0.9 km

4.4

Hyatt Place Chicago South / University Medical Center

Modern rooms, indoor pool, free breakfast, fitness center, business services

0.8 km

4.3

The Study at University of Chicago

Upscale university hotel, distinctive design, study lounge, on-site dining

1 km

4.1

Best Western Plus Hyde Park Chicago Hotel

Free WiFi, complimentary breakfast, fitness center, business center

1 km

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Chicago - Lake Shore

Free parking, breakfast included, near the lakefront, fitness center

1 km

4.8

The Polo Inn Bridgeport U.S.A.

Boutique B&B, unique decor, breakfast included, shuttle services

Florists and Gift Shops

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4.2

Hydra Health Gift Shop (UChicago Medicine Gift Shop)

In-hospital gift shop; fresh flowers, gift baskets, magazines, books, games

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4.6

Hospital Gift Shop (Online delivery to University of Chicago Medical Center)

Online gift delivery, fresh flowers, get-well gifts, baby gifts, books, games

0.9 km

4.7

Leo’s Metropolitan Florist

Florist with same-day delivery, custom flower arrangements, bouquets for all occasions

0.7 km

4.5

Full Blossom Florist

Local florist, fresh flowers, delivery, custom arrangements

0.95 km

4.7

Donna’s Garden Flower Shop

Local florist, same-day delivery, gift baskets, custom bouquets

Food and Restaurant

0.2 km

4.6

Burrito Beach

Mexican, Burritos, Breakfast, Lunch

0.8 km

4.4

Medici on 57th

Pizza, Burgers, American, Bakery

0.85 km

4.3

Noodles, Etc.

Pan-Asian, Noodles, Vegetarian Options

0.7 km

4.3

Salonica Restaurant

Greek, Diner, Breakfast, American

0.95 km

4.5

Plein Air Café

Coffee, French-inspired, Brunch, Pastries

0.9 km

4.4

The Nile Restaurant

Middle Eastern, Falafel, Sandwiches, Shawarma

Pharmacies

0.1 km

4.2

DCAM Outpatient Pharmacy

Outpatient services, Meds2Beds in-hospital delivery, Mail Order Program, pharmacy counseling

1 km

3.3

CVS Pharmacy

Retail pharmacy, prescriptions, over-the-counter medications, immunizations

1 km

3.8

CVS Pharmacy (in Target)

Retail pharmacy inside Target, prescriptions, over-the-counter medications

0.95 km

3.2

Walgreens (1554 E 55th St)

Retail pharmacy, prescriptions, immunizations

0.9 km

3.5

Jewel-Osco Pharmacy

Grocery store pharmacy, prescriptions, immunizations

1 km

3.3

Walgreens (1320 E 47th St)

Retail pharmacy, prescriptions, immunizations

Taxi and Transportation

0.1 km

4.7

Ride X Taxi

On-demand taxi, medical appointment rides, grocery trips, child car seats upon request, loyalty points, text booking

0.6 km

4.3

Yellow Cab Chicago

Standard taxi service, real-time tracking, billing, large fleet, phone and app booking

0.9 km

4.1

American Taxi

Dispatch taxi service, flat rates, airport transfers, phone, app, and online booking, 24/7 service

0.7 km

Checker Cab Chicago

Standard taxi service, citywide coverage, phone booking

0.8 km

4.2

Flash Cab

Taxi service, app and phone booking, modern fleet

1.0 km

305 Taxi

Local taxi, phone booking, quick response

ATMs and Banks

0.3 km

Citibank ATM - Reynolds Club

24/7 ATM, cash withdrawal, account inquiry, balance check

0.7 km

Citibank ATM - University of Chicago Law School

24/7 ATM, cash withdrawal, account inquiry, balance check

1.0 km

Chase Bank - Hyde Park Branch ATM

ATM, 24 hour access, cash withdrawal, deposit, account services

1.0 km

3.8

Bank of America ATM - 1525 E 53rd St

ATM, cash withdrawal, account inquiry, balance check

0.9 km

4.1

PNC Bank ATM - 5488 S Lake Park Ave

ATM, cash withdrawal, account inquiry, balance check

0.8 km

3.9

Fifth Third Bank ATM - 1330 E 53rd St

ATM, cash withdrawal, balance inquiry, mini statement

Parking Lots

Approximately 30 meters

4.2

Parking Garage A

24/7 access, self-parking, prepaid discount cards, direct bridge access to hospital buildings, customer service attendant

Approximately 450 meters

4.1

Parking Garage B

Self-parking, direct access to Center for Care and Discovery, 6 parking levels for patients and visitors, bridge connections to hospital

Approximately 1 kilometer

Campus North (Ellis) Parking Garage

Visitor parking, $4 per hour, multi-level, near main campus facilities

Shopping Malls

0.6 km

4.3

Harper Court

Retail and dining complex featuring Target, Ulta Beauty, Red Snapper Fish & Chicken, Chipotle, Massage Envy, AT&T Store, and LA Fitness.

0.4 km

4.1

The Shops at Ellis Avenue (Ellis Ave & E 60th St)

Convenience stores, small eateries, print services, and quick service restaurants serving the university and hospital community.

0.9 km

4.2

Hyde Park Shopping Center

Includes Treasure Island Foods, Walgreens, Ace Hardware, UPS Store, Hair Cuttery, Pet Care, banks, restaurants, and coffee shops.

Stationery and Copying Services

0.1 km

4.7

Graphic Arts - University of Chicago

Print services, research posters, flyers, brochures, cards, invitations, bookmarks, banners, foamboard signs, publishing, binding, UChicago stationery (business cards, letterhead, envelopes)

0.7 km

4.1

FedEx Office Print & Ship Center

Online & in-store printing, shipping, poster printing, banners, copying, custom stationery

0.3 km

4.8

PSD Graphic Arts – John Crerar Library

Copying, digital printing, poster and banner production, email and file services

Car Rental

0.7 km

4.5

Enterprise Rent-A-Car - Hyde Park

Economy, full-size, luxury vehicles, SUVs; Renter’s spouse/domestic partner as authorized driver; debit card rentals with restrictions

0.9 km

4.3

Enterprise Rent-A-Car - King Dr & 63rd

Wide vehicle selection including cars and SUVs; underage and additional driver options; corporate rentals

0.95 km

4.6

Campus Auto Rental Service (CARS) - UIC

Sedans, 7-passenger vans, 12-passenger vans; daily, weekly, monthly rental options

Patient Experiences

✅ Summary of Positive Reviews

Many patients appreciated the attentive care and professionalism provided by the nurses and doctors at University of Chicago Medical Center. They highlighted the compassionate assistance given to their family members, noting the diligence and kindness demonstrated by the medical staff. This reassured patients that their loved ones were in capable hands during their hospital stay.

❌ Summary of Negative Reviews

Several reviews expressed frustration with long wait times and inadequate communication, especially in emergency situations. Patients reported feelings of neglect and a lack of urgency in addressing their medical needs. There were also concerns about the hospital environment being unsuitable for patient privacy, with instances of examinations being conducted in open, communal spaces. These issues resulted in dissatisfaction and worry regarding the level of care provided.

Working Hours

Emergency Department

Open 24/7

Outpatient Services

Monday–Friday, 8:00 am–5:00 pm; Closed Saturday–Sunday

Diagnostic Testing (Lab & Imaging)

Monday–Friday, 7:30 am–5:00 pm; Closed Saturday–Sunday

Laboratory Services

Monday–Friday, 7:30 am–5:00 pm; Closed Saturday–Sunday

Department Phones

Department	Phone
Adult Emergency Room	773-702-6250
Adult Admitting Office	773-702-6233
Appointments	1-888-824-0200
Pathology	773-702-8287
UChicago Medical Center Main	773-702-1000
University Main	773-702-1234

Language and Translation Services

English
Spanish
Arabic
Cantonese
Mandarin
Polish
Korean
Ewe
Malay
Hmong

University of Chicago Medical Center

NPI Number : 1508956509

5841 S Maryland Ave, Chicago, IL 60637

+1 (773) 702-1000

www.uchicagomedicine.org

Departments

General Surgery

Primary Care

Specialty Care

Urgent Care

Cardiology

Neurology

Gastroenterology

Gynecology

Genetic Clinic

Appointment Information

Visiting Hours

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University of Chicago Medical Center Information

Management and Leadership Team

Average Salary

Support Programs for Patients

Payment Plans

Cost Consulting

Hospital for patients with disabilities or special needs

Digital Health Services

Collaborations / Educational Programs

Collaborative Research Projects

Professional Development Programs

Certification and Accreditation Programs

Internship and Observation Programs

Hospital Academic Awards and Achievements

Hospital Specialization and Expertise Opportunit

Hospital Residency and Assistantship Programs

What are the activities of the hospital for patients without insurance?

Hospital Research Collaborations

Mentoring and Consultancy in Hospital Education

University of Chicago Medical Center Nearest Places

Hotels

Sophy Hyde Park

Hyatt Place Chicago South / University Medical Center

The Study at University of Chicago

Best Western Plus Hyde Park Chicago Hotel

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Chicago - Lake Shore

The Polo Inn Bridgeport U.S.A.

Florists and Gift Shops

Hydra Health Gift Shop (UChicago Medicine Gift Shop)

Hospital Gift Shop (Online delivery to University of Chicago Medical Center)

Leo’s Metropolitan Florist

Full Blossom Florist

Donna’s Garden Flower Shop

Food and Restaurant

Burrito Beach

Medici on 57th

Noodles, Etc.

Salonica Restaurant

Plein Air Café

The Nile Restaurant

Pharmacies

DCAM Outpatient Pharmacy

CVS Pharmacy

CVS Pharmacy (in Target)

Walgreens (1554 E 55th St)

Jewel-Osco Pharmacy

Walgreens (1320 E 47th St)

Taxi and Transportation