Rush Copley Medical Center

10/28/2022

To unify RUSH’s social media presence, we will transition away from updating individual hospital social media accounts at the end of the month. RUSH will continue to share the great news and exciting events happening at RUSH Copley Medical Center on the Rush University System for Health account. We hope to see you there: https://www.facebook.com/RushUniversityMedicalCenter

To request an appointment, please call (888) 352-RUSH.

09/20/2022

Hundreds of RUSH staff members, patients and survivors enjoyed a one-mile walk at Blackberry Farm in Aurora on Sunday during Rush Copley’s Heart Walk in partnership with the American Heart Association. The event raises funds to help prevent, treat and heighten awareness about heart disease and stroke.

08/31/2022

Welcome to Rush Copley 💚
https://rsh.md/Eggerstedt

08/08/2022

Nearly 20 years ago, Sara Siddiqui’s parents brought her to see otolaryngologist Stephen Kelanic, MD, seeking treatment for her hearing loss. Recently, she stopped by his office to thank him in person.

Sara Siddiqui thanks Steven Kelanic, MD, the ENT specialist at Rush who changed her life.

08/04/2022

Welcome to Rush Copley 💚
https://rsh.md/Kalant

08/03/2022

Welcome to Rush Copley 💚
https://rsh.md/Ahmed

07/07/2022

For the 10th consecutive year, the American Heart Association recognized Rush Copley Medical Center’s commitment to ensuring stroke patients receive the most appropriate treatment with the highest award possible.

Award from the American Heart Association signifies stroke patients have access to best practices and life-saving care

06/08/2022

Thirty cancer specialists at RUSH made Chicago magazine's list of Top Cancer Doctors.

Chicago magazine recognized 30 specialists at RUSH on its Top Cancer Doctors list for 2022

06/07/2022

Rush Copley is hosting a job fair on Wednesday, June 22, from 3 to 7 p.m. Learn more and join our team. www.rush.edu/rush-copley-job-fair

06/06/2022

Three years ago, Donna Hensel's heart was racing so fast she thought it would pop out of her chest. Working with her electrophysiologist at Rush Copley, Hensel found the best way to get her Afib under control.

Electrophysiologist Edward Lipman helps find the solution for Afib that was right for her