We
Bring Healh CARE to
Your Community
500 E. 51st Street
Chicago, IL 60615
tel 312 - 572 - 2000
Having
earned its place in American healthcare history when it opened in 1891,
Provident Hospital began a new chapter when the now-modern facility reopened
in 1993
as part of the Cook County Bureau of Health Services. Provident Hospital plays a vital role as a provider of inpatient and outpatient healthcare services on the South Side of Chicago. As a full-service hospital, it meets community healthcare needs including primary,
specialized, emergency, same-day surgery, maternity, family practice, geriatric and critical care services. Provident Hospital’s emergency room is the third busiest in the city, serving more than 50,000 persons a year.
Deeply committed to prevention, Provident staff and volunteers work with community residents to promote good health and wellñess. Through health fairs, a speakers bureau, support groups, educational programs and other activities, Provident is a catalyst for improving the health status of communities throughout the South Side of Chicago. The hospital is home to three clinics operated by the Ambulatory and Community Health Network.
as part of the Cook County Bureau of Health Services. Provident Hospital plays a vital role as a provider of inpatient and outpatient healthcare services on the South Side of Chicago. As a full-service hospital, it meets community healthcare needs including primary,
specialized, emergency, same-day surgery, maternity, family practice, geriatric and critical care services. Provident Hospital’s emergency room is the third busiest in the city, serving more than 50,000 persons a year.
Deeply committed to prevention, Provident staff and volunteers work with community residents to promote good health and wellñess. Through health fairs, a speakers bureau, support groups, educational programs and other activities, Provident is a catalyst for improving the health status of communities throughout the South Side of Chicago. The hospital is home to three clinics operated by the Ambulatory and Community Health Network.
