Illinois Masonic Hospital Advance Care is a hospital in Chicago, Illinois. The facility specializes in centralized oncology, gastroenterology, and surgical services, serving patients throughout Chicago's North Side.
This 164,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art medical facility is designed to expand and centralize specialized care into a single location to improve access and continuity among disciplines. The Center for Advanced Care features the Creticos Cancer Center, which was among the first in the nation to offer RapidArc radiotherapy, and provides support services such as music therapy and behavioral medicine. The digestive health center utilizes a multidisciplinary approach, employing gastroenterology and colorectal surgery teams to treat a range of gastrointestinal conditions using minimally invasive procedures. Additionally, the surgery center is staffed by more than 200 board-certified surgeons who perform over 11,500 surgeries annually.
The facility is located on W Nelson St, attached directly to the Advocate Illinois Masonic Hospital. It is situated near the Illinois Masonic Medical Center School of Nursing, Advocate Park, and the Wellington train station.
The center is recognized for its commitment to advanced medical technology and specialized expertise. The facility provides highly accessible care, offering appointments during evenings and weekends, as well as fast-tracked screenings such as same-day mammogram results and colonoscopies available in as little as two weeks.
Through its comprehensive approach to oncology, digestive health, and surgical care, Illinois Masonic Hospital Advance Care provides essential, specialized medical services to the Chicago community.
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