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Our medical staff of more than 1,200 physicians represents a full spectrum of medical specialties. Patients may get a referral or make an appointment through Advocate's HealthAdvisor toll-free number, 1-800-3-ADVOCATE (1-800-323-8622). Or visit our online Doctor Directory 24 hours a day.

Primary Care Centers
Illinois Masonic doctors staff the following clinics and centers to meet general and specialized health-care needs in the community:

Advocate Illinois Masonic Family Practice - Ravenswood
4600 N. Ravenswood Ave.
773/561-7500
The physicians and staff of the Family Practice Center are dedicated to caring for patients of all ages, from newborns to older adults. While focusing on prevention of illness, they believe the doctor/patient relationship is a powerful tool in ensuring excellent health. The center's attending physicians are teachers of family medicine affiliated with the University of Illinois. Patients benefit from physicians who are knowledgeable in current medical practices and procedures and who work together to ensure the highest level of care.

Advocate Illinois Masonic Internal Medicine Associates
3048 N. Wilton Ave.
773/296-5424
Dedicated internal medicine physicians provide exceptional diagnostic, treatment and preventive services for adolescents and adults in this primary care practice. Whether patients need routine physicals or have more complicated health concerns, these physicians dispense reassurance, confidence and trust along with their very sound medical advice. Same-day, Saturday and evening appointments are available.

Advocate Illinois Masonic Ob/Gyne Faculty Practice
3000 N. Halsted St.
773/296-3300
Experienced and supportive board-certified specialists offer a full range of obstetrics and gynecological services in a convenient and friendly environment. Patient satisfaction is our primary focus, and the addition of certified nurse midwives to the practice means women have even more choices for their maternity and well-woman care.

Advocate Illinois Masonic Ob/Gyne Treatment Center
836 W. Wellington Ave.
773/296-5420
Fully qualified resident physicians see obstetrics and gynecologic patients under the supervision of experienced, knowledgeable and board-certified OB/GYN physicians. In this center, excellent care is the standard rather than the goal. On-site supportive services include diabetic education, psychological and social services. High-risk obstetric and specialty clinics are available to enhance patient care.

Obstetrics and Gynecology Practice
1917 W. Irving Park Rd.
773/832-1909
The physicians at the Obstetrics and Gynecology Practice provide women with complete medical care not only in obstetrics and gynecology but also in primary preventive care.

Advocate Illinois Masonic Progressive Medical Group
3000 N. Halsted St.
773/296-5090
Advocate Illinois Masonic Progressive Medical Group physicians, board-certified in internal medicine, provide complete primary care for adults of all ages. One physician is also a board-certified gerontologist, offering specialized services for seniors. Same-day and evening appointments are available, making the caring, compassionate services of this group accessible and convenient for any schedule or condition.

Advocate Illinois Masonic Women's Health Resources
3000 N. Halsted St.
773/296-3500
The first hospital-sponsored "for women, by women" health center in the country, Advocate Illinois Masonic Women's Health Resources is devoted specifically to women's health. Board-certified female internal medicine and obstetrical/gynecological physicians and female nurse practitioners provide care for women of all ages.

Amundsen and Lake View School-based Health Centers
Advocate Illinois Masonic Amundsen School-based Health Center
5110 N. Damen Ave.
773/275-1358

Advocate Illinois Masonic Lake View School-based Health Center
4015 N. Ashland Ave.
773/404-0447

Providing convenient, accessible alternatives to crowded doctors' offices and hectic emergency rooms, the clinics at Amundsen High School and Lake View High School give students comprehensive care they might not otherwise receive. School and sports physicals, diagnosis and treatment of minor illnesses and injuries, immunizations, mental health and reproductive services all are available to establish the lifelong positive health habits students need to succeed.