Edward Elmhurst Health

Edward-Elmhurst Health operates as an integrated regional healthcare system, providing a comprehensive range of medical services. This includes advanced acute hospital care, specialized treatment centers, and a network of outpatient facilities. The system delivers patient-centered care through emergency services, surgical procedures, diagnostic imaging, and various wellness programs.

Edward-Elmhurst Health formed in 2013, merging Edward Hospital and Elmhurst Memorial Hospital. Edward Hospital originated in 1907, founded by Eudora Hull Gaylord Spalding as the Edward Sanatorium, honoring her husband, Edward Gaylord. Her initial insight addressed community health, evolving from a tuberculosis facility to a general acute-care hospital.

The system primarily serves residents across Chicago's western and southwestern suburbs, ensuring access to essential medical services. Its mission focuses on enhancing community health and well-being by delivering high-quality, coordinated care. Edward-Elmhurst Health aims to be a leading regional provider, continuously expanding capabilities and reach for its patient population.