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The waiting room in the new adult emergency department

UChicago Medicine opens new adult emergency department

Making spirits bright: Celebrating the holiday season at Comer Children’s

One-stop shopping lowers barriers to behavioral and mental health care

Personalized therapeutics clinic investigates complex medication issues, recommends alternatives

The Personalized Therapeutics Clinic (PTC), in its inaugural year, takes a precision medicine approach to patient care with one overarching purpose: to provide consultative input from a clinical pharmacologist and a staff pharmacist regarding complex medication issues.

Kovler Diabetes Center names two associate directors

Personalized blood sugar goals can save diabetes patients thousands

12th consecutive ‘A’ rating in patient safety from Leapfrog award

UChicago Medicine receives watchdog group’s top teaching-hospital and patient-safety honors

Complex surgery gets college athlete back in play after rare brain condition threatens his life

Ribbon cutting ceremony for the new emergency room

Ceremony for new adult ED marks milestone for UChicago Medicine

Pritzker student Daniel Lam with a knitting project

Medical student knits models to learn anatomy and help classmates

Blood transfusion process sees improvements

Ahead of the opening of the new adult level 1 trauma center, UChicago Medicine is revamping its system to make sure critically injured patients who need transfusions get blood faster.