Aurora Medical Center

Aurora Medical Center is a Medical Center in Aurora, IL, at 302 E New York St. It holds a rating of 3.10 based on 15 reviews.

The center is part of Aurora Health Care, a not-for-profit integrated health system that serves communities throughout eastern Wisconsin, northern Illinois, and Michigan. Aurora Health Care began in 1984 when St. Luke's Medical Center and Good Samaritan Medical Center came together, later merging with Advocate Health Care of Illinois in 2018 and with Atrium Health in 2022 to create Advocate Health, the third-largest nonprofit integrated health system in the U.S. The system operates 18 hospitals, more than 150 clinics, and 70 pharmacies across 30 communities. The Kenosha location, Aurora Medical Center, Kenosha at 10400 75th St, offers kind, compassionate care in a comfortable, healing environment. Its cancer treatment program has been honored as among the top 10% in the nation, and it is an accredited Stroke Center. The facility also received an "A" Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group in Fall 2024 for excellence in patient safety. Beyond the hospital, the center partners with area organizations and schools to provide education about teen pregnancy, drinking, and drug issues, and its nurses and trainers offer preventive care in the community. Featured services include 24/7 comprehensive emergency care, an electronic ICU service that connects patients to off-site critical care specialists, and a heart program with a congestive heart failure clinic and hospitalist program. Cancer services include medical and radiation oncology, a nationally-accredited breast cancer program, radiation therapy, and the Vince Lombardi Cancer Clinic, with Nurse Navigators guiding patients from diagnosis through survivorship.

The Aurora location sits on East New York Street, about a tenth of a mile from McCarty Park, near East Galena Boulevard, and roughly a tenth of a mile from the Aurora Central Fire Station and the Aurora Regional Fire Museum.

The center is part of a large, established health system with a strong reputation for quality care, including national recognition for its cancer program and patient safety. It offers a full range of medical services to the Aurora community, backed by the resources of one of the largest nonprofit health systems in the country.

Services:

• Allergy Treatment
• Billing & Payment Assistance
• Cancer Treatment
• Community Education Programs
• Emergency Care
• Financial Assistance Programs
• LiveWell Health Appointments
• Price Transparency Information