The Children's Hospital of Illinois:

• the only full service tertiary facility in central Illinois

• cares for more children than any hospital outside of Chicago.

• serves over 500,000 children in our area of 2.5 million people.

• a 127-bed hospital within OSF Saint Francis - a 710-bed hospital that serves as a Level III Perinatal Center and a Level I Trauma Center

• is the first state designated Pediatric Critical Care Center

• 5,000 Annual Admissions

• 16,000 Annual Pediatric ED visits

• 25,000 Annual Outpatient Visits

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OSF Saint Francis Medical Center:

• one of the largest Catholic medical centers in the country.

• owned and operated by The Sisters of the Third Order of Saint Francis

• mission is to provide high quality compassionate care for everyone

• gives not only the tertiary care of a referral hospital, but also the primary care for our large community

Pediatric Ambulatory Center (PAC):

• resident-staffed clinic

• supervised by pediatricians whose expertise and interest is in teaching ambulatory pediatrics

• interns spend one-half day per week, and Senior Residents spend two one-half days per week in continuity clinic seeing their own panel of patients

• 10,000 annual visits

• residents work closely with the PAC attendings to provide primary care and coordinate multidisciplinary care for your patients

St. Jude Midwest Affiliate:

• located within OSF Saint Francis Medical Center

• one of four St. Jude Research Hospital affiliates

• the only affiliate in the Midwest

Pediatric Subspecialty Clinic:

• a joint effort combining pediatric subspecialty programs from the University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria with the specialty clinics of the Children's Hospital

• staffed by medical subspecialists, providing a major and comprehensive diagnostic center for pediatric referrals

Easter Seals is Home to Several Pediatric Clinics:

• B.O.T.O.X.

• Cerebral Palsy

• Early Childhood Diagnostic Development

• Genetics

• Maxiolofacial (Cleft Lip)

• Pediatric Diabetes

• Regional Developmental Follow-up Project

• Seizure Disorder / Neurology