Blog Kids in Crisis: Coping with COVID-19 and Exposure to Violence Register Now! Continue Reading STAFF SPOTLIGHT: Yvette Jones Have You Met Loretto's Wonder Woman? "When I wake up every morning, I do my meditation, I put my feet on the floor, and say this is going hto be a good day; you claim it and you own it. I don’t care ... Continue Reading Press Release on National Minority Donor Awareness Month Gift of Hope and Loretto Hospital are celebrating National Minority Donor Awareness Month with a series of activities in the hospital and within the surrounding Austin and Oak Park neighborhoods to honor the lasting ... Continue Reading TLH Supports National Minority Donor Awareness Month Organ and tissue donation is a selfless gift that offers life and hope to those in need and to their loved ones. During these challenging times, when hope seems hard to come by for many, we believe it’s critical ... Continue Reading New PSA Urging Americans to Stop The Spread of COVID-19 in 3 Simple Steps The Loretto Hospital is proud to support the American Medical Association, The American Hosptial Associatoin and The American Nurses Association in their new Public Service Announcement and campaign to help strop the ... Continue Reading THE BENEFITS OF PRIMARY CARE: Improving Health Outcomes Your first line of defense to ensure a healthy lifestyle is to have your own primary care physician. The primary care physician plays an important role in a person’s management of overall health and is typically ... Continue Reading THE LORETTO HOSPITAL OPENS FIRST COVID-19 COMMUNITY FOCUSED TESTNG SITE ON THE WEST ... CHICAGO, IL – April 24, 2020 – The Loretto Hospital in Conjunction with State Representative’s LaShawn K. Ford’s and Camille Y. Lilly along with Senator Kimberly A. Lightford announce today ... Continue Reading Emergency room, urgent care or primary care? Why preventive medicine can mitigate ... Emergency room, urgent care or primary care? Why preventive medicine can mitigate emergency and urgent care visits We have all heard the old adage, “an ounce of prevention is better than a cure.” Our ... Continue Reading