Cook County Opens Registration For Homebound Vaccination Program

Call or make an appointment online if you are home bound and in need of an at-home vaccine appointment.

Cook County Coronavirus Vaccinations, Cases: Latest Info

This is how the Park Ridge area compares to Illinois and the nation for coronavirus vaccinations.

Register For Vaccine Appointments At Glenview Park Center

All Illinois residents 18 and older can register now to receive both doses of the Moderna vaccine, set for April 28 and May 26.

Update: Hospital Capacity In Park Ridge Area

Here is updated data on hospital capacity in Cook County.

Cook County Coronavirus Vaccination Rates

Here is how the Park Ridge area is doing in the race to vaccinate its population.

Physician Assistants stepped up to save us from COVID

Time for us to step up for them

Coronavirus Cases Up In Park Ridge Area Despite Vaccination Increase

Here is how Illinois is doing compared to other states in the race to vaccinate residents.

Hospital Capacity In Park Ridge Area: See The Latest

Here is the latest data on hospital capacity in Cook County as the pandemic wanes.

Lose 50 Lbs. Like I Did With Manolo's Delicious Chili Diet

How I lost 50 lbs. with the next big deal in plant-based diets-vegan, gluten-free chili from Manolo's Best Vegan Chili.

Hospital Capacity In Park Ridge Area: See Latest Numbers

Here's how many hospital beds are currently filled in Cook County as the pandemic wanes.

Weekly Update: How Coronavirus Is Affecting Park Ridge Area Nursing Homes

The federal government is tracking the decline of COVID-19 cases in nursing homes, including in the Park Ridge area.

Weekly Update: How Coronavirus Is Affecting Park Ridge Nursing Homes

The federal government has been tracking coronavirus cases and deaths in nursing homes, including in Park Ridge.

Weekly Update: See Which Park Ridge Area Hospitals Nearing Capacity

Here's how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting hospitals and their ICUs in Cook County.

Here’s How Coronavirus Is Affecting Park Ridge Nursing Homes

The federal government has been tracking coronavirus cases and deaths in nursing homes, including in Park Ridge.

How Close Are Park Ridge Area Hospitals To Capacity? Weekly Update

Here's how the coronavirus epidemic is affecting hospitals and their ICUs in Cook County.

Here's How Close Park Ridge Area Hospitals Are To Capacity: Weekly Update

New federal data shows which hospitals are nearing capacity in Cook County and across Illinois.

Here's How Close Park Ridge Area Hospitals Are To Capacity

New data from the federal government shows which hospitals are closest to capacity in Cook County.

See Which Park Ridge Area Hospitals Are Nearing Capacity

New federal government data shows which hospitals are closest to capacity in Cook County.

Coronavirus Patient Returns From 'Close To Death,' Doctor Recalls

Lutheran General Hospital doctor reflected on caring for a severe COVID-19 patient and his surprising recovery from the illness.

Resurrection Nursing and Rehab Named to Best Nursing Home LIst

Park Ridge skilled nursing and rehabilitation center named to first-ever Newsweek‘s Best Nursing Homes list

Autism Genetic Study Seeking Participants in Park Ridge Area

Easy DNA Collection Event – Sept. 28

Park Ridge Hospital Gets 'C' Safety Grade In New Report

The nonprofit group Leapfrog released its bi-annual round of hospital safety grades. See what your hospital scored.

Avoid the Holiday Hangover by Following These Health Tips

Experts at Aligned Modern Health Suggest Stayting Active, Getting Your Rest and Properly Hydrating

Advocate Health Care and Bears Raise Breast Cancer Awareness

Three Lutheran General Hospital breast cancer patients joined dozens from across Advocate at the Chicago Bears game.

Advocate Health Care welcomes David P. Randall, DO

Dr. David Randall, a neuromuscular neurologist, will develop a neuromuscular neurology program at the Advocate Brain & Spine Institute

It started with stomach pain.

But what doctors discovered was alarming. For Marybeth McCarthy, her second pregnancy was anything but normal.

The truth about your sore throat

Think you’re getting sick? Maybe not. Here’s what the real cause may be.

Man meets doctor and firefighter who saved his life

“If they hadn’t been here, I would probably be dead.”

Advocate Lutheran General Hospital Acquires Mazor X

Hospital is first in Illinois to acquire Robotic Guidance System

Conquering obstacles one by one

This leukemia and stroke survivor can be described by one word-determination.

Advocate Lutheran General Hospital Receives Stroke Award

Get With The Guidelines Stroke Gold Plus Quality Award from AHA and ASA recognizes hospital's commitment to quality stroke care

From sleepless nights to a widowmaker heart attack

How an innovative therapy changed one man’s life.

Breast Cancer Survivors and Fighters Honored at Wrigley Field

Rosemont's Kristin Root among the attendees honored at Mother's Day #PinkOut game raising awareness for breast cancer.

High School Students Participate in Trauma Day

Annual event at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital raises awareness on the repercussions of serious injuries

Are you at risk for this common complication?

Learn about the signs.

A physician making a difference

For Dr. Baseer Qazi, serving from afar wasn’t enough.

A gene fix for Alzheimer’s disease?

Scientists say they have identified the primary risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease and even have a way to correct it.

The surprising health benefits of volunteering

Did you know the activity is associated with lower blood pressure and a longer lifespan?

Could this be the reason you have trouble sleeping?

Do you lie awake at night frustrated because you can’t fall asleep?

“Miracle children” prove anything can happen

JoeDee Hetterman wasn’t sure she could ever get pregnant. Learn more about her inspiring story.

Truly a miracle

Thomas Daniels is not your average 91-year-old. Learn more about his inspiring story and the role his violin played.

Flu Season Sends People To Their Doctors In Droves

Visits to the doctor for the flu haven't been this high since 2009.