Expert emergency & trauma care in Chicago

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At Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center, we offer the highest level of care 24/7. That's why, annually, more than 40,000 patients trust us for their care when they need us most. We have the expertise, facilities and compassion Chicagoans can rely upon.

Level I Trauma Center

One of only five Level I Trauma Centers in Chicago, we are recognized as a leader in providing the highest level of care for critically ill and injured patients. Our board-certified surgeons, who have specialty training in critical care medicine, consult with orthopedic, neurosurgical/spinal and perinatal specialists when caring for trauma patients.

Emergency Operations Center

Our emergency physicians, nurses and staff have special training and expertise not only to care for individuals in our community but to coordinate complex treatment for the City of Chicago and beyond:

Specialty care at our Chicago emergency room

Our board-certified emergency physicians serve as faculty for the University of Illinois Emergency Medicine Residency program, and neurosurgeons, neonatologists and pediatric and other specialists play a key role in our specialty care.

Safety first!

Watch our bike, car seat, weather and flu safety videos below!

Advocate Illinois Masonic offers several unique safety programs to the Chicago communities which we serve.

Car seat safety

Car accidents are among the leading causes of death in children. That’s why Illinois requires children to be properly restrained in a child safety seat or booster seat until age 8. Keep your child out of the ER by using proper car restraints every time they get in a motor vehicle.

Call the Trauma Office at 773-296-7033 if you need help getting a car seat.

 

Safety in extreme temperatures

Weather-related medical conditions like heat exhaustion and frostbite regularly send people to the ER. Keep yourself and your family safe by preventing such illnesses with a few safety tips from Advocate Illinois Masonic professionals.

Emergency Department residents Marco Rodriguez, MD, and Angela Bailey, MD, discuss the importance of staying safe during Chicago’s hot summers and cold winters:

Stay flu-free

For some, the flu can cause serious complications, including death. The best way to protect yourself from the flu is to get a flu vaccine. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that everyone ages 6 months and older get a flu vaccine each year.

Additional safety education at Advocate Illinois Masonic

We offer classes on baby safety, CPR and other safety topics. Find a class.

Our Location


Emergency Department - Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center

836 W. Wellington Ave.Chicago, IL 60657Get Directions