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Emergency Departments Approved for Pediatrics August 2020 Emergency Departments Approved for Pediatrics August 2020 Advocate BroMenn Medical Center AMITA Health Resurrection Medical Center Normal Chicago Advocate Condell Medical Center AMITA Health Saint Francis Hospital Libertyville Evanston Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital AMITA Health Saint Joseph Medical Center Downers Grove Joliet Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital AMITA Health Saint Mary’s Hospital Barrington Kankakee Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center AMITA Health Saints Mary and Elizabeth Chicago Medical Center-Saint Mary Campus Chicago Advocate Sherman Hospital Elgin AMITA Health St. Alexius Medical Center Hoffman Estates Alton Memorial Hospital Alton AMITA Health St. Joseph Hospital Elgin AMITA Health Adventist Medical Center, Bolingbrook AMITA Health St. Joseph Hospital Bolingbrook Chicago AMITA Health Adventist Medical Center, Anderson Hospital GlenOaks Maryville Glendale Heights Ascension St. Vincent Evansville AMITA Health Adventist Medical Center, Evansville, IN Hinsdale Hinsdale Blessing Hospital Quincy AMITA Health Adventist Medical Center, LaGrange Carle Foundation Hospital LaGrange Urbana AMITA Health Alexian Brothers Medical Community First Medical Center Center Chicago Elk Grove Village Deaconess Gateway Hospital AMITA Health Mercy Medical Center Newburgh, IN Aurora Deaconess Midtown Hospital Mercy Hospital and Medical Center Evansville, IN Chicago Elmhurst Hospital Mercy Medical Center Elmhurst Dubuque, IA Franciscan Health Mercyhealth Hospital and Medical Center- Olympia Fields Harvard Harvard Galesburg Cottage Hospital Galesburg Mercyhealth Javon Bea Hospital-Riverside Campus Genesis Medical Center, Silvis Rockford Silvis Mercyhealth Javon Bea Hospital-Rockton HSHS St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Campus O’Fallon Rockford HSHS St. Mary’s Hospital Morris Hospital & Healthcare Centers Decatur Morris Illinois Valley Community Hospital Mount Sinai Medical Center Peru Chicago John H. Stroger, Jr., Hospital of Cook County NorthShore University HealthSystem Chicago Evanston Hospital Evanston Loyola Gottlieb Memorial Hospital Melrose Park NorthShore University HealthSystem Glenbrook Hospital Loyola MacNeal Hospital Glenview Berwyn NorthShore University HealthSystem McDonough District Hospital Highland Park Hospital Macomb Highland Park Memorial Hospital NorthShore University HealthSystem Skokie Hospital Belleville Skokie Memorial Hospital East Northwest Community Healthcare Shiloh Arlington Heights Memorial Hospital of Carbondale Northwestern Medicine Delnor Hospital Carbondale Geneva Memorial Medical Center Northwestern Medicine Huntley Hospital Springfield Huntley Northwestern Medicine Kishwaukee Rush Copley Medical Center Hospital Aurora DeKalb Rush University Medical Center Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital Chicago Lake Forest Saint Anthony Hospital Northwestern Medicine McHenry Hospital Chicago McHenry Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center Northwestern Medicine Valley West Hospital Mattoon Sandwich Silver Cross Hospital Northwestern Medicine Woodstock Hospital New Lenox Woodstock SSM Health Good Samaritan Hospital - Northwestern Memorial Hospital Mount Vernon Chicago Mount Vernon OSF Heart of Mary Medical Center SSM Health St. Mary’s Hospital Urbana Centralia OSF Little Company of Mary Medical Sparta Community Hospital Center Sparta Evergreen Park Swedish American Health System OSF Saint Anthony Medical Center Rockford Rockford UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial OSF Saint Anthony’s Health Center Hospital Alton Harvey OSF Saint Elizabeth Medical Center UnityPoint Health – Finley Hospital Ottawa Dubuque, IA OSF Saint James – John W. Albrecht UnityPoint Health – Methodist Hospital Medical Center Peoria Pontiac UnityPoint Health-Pekin OSF St. Joseph Medical Center Pekin Bloomington UnityPoint Health – Proctor Hospital OSF St. Mary Medical Center Peoria Galesburg UnityPoint Health – Trinity Hospital Riverside Medical Center Rock Island Kankakee University of Chicago Comer Children’s Hospital Chicago Vista Medical Center East Waukegan West Suburban Hospital Oak Park .
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