Sinai Chicago is dedicated to improving the health of the 1.5 million people who live in Chicago’s
02/25/2026
We’re honoring 100 years of Black History Month with a powerful community event: Black Health Matters — Understanding Disparities, Advocacy & Healing.
We’ll dive into the health issues shaping Black communities today:
• Maternal health & birth equity
• Chronic disease prevention
• Mental health support + breaking stigma
• Overcoming barriers to care
This event brings together partners from Gads Hill Center, WIC, CDPH, and mental health specialists across Sinai Chicago to support wellness, advocacy, and healing.
🗓 Friday, Feb 27
🕐 1–3 PM
📍 SCI – 1st Floor Town Hall
Join us on March 1st for the 340B Saves Lives Action Day at Chicago State University | 9501 S King Dr, Chicago, IL 60628.
We’re standing with patients, advocates, and community leaders to protect the 340B program — a lifeline for access to affordable, lifesaving care.
📣 2:00 PM Arrival Time
🎉 3:00 PM Community Celebration
RSVP to raquel.alcantar@sinai.org..
Acompáñenos el 1 de marzo para el Día de Acción 340B Salva Vidas en Chicago State University | 9501 S King Dr, Chicago, IL 60628.
Estamos apoyando a pacientes, defensores y líderes comunitarios para proteger el programa 340B — un salvavidas para el acceso a atención médica asequible y que salva vidas.
📣 2:00 PM Tiempo de llegada
🎉 3:00 PM Celebración Comunitaria
Black history is not only something we honor, it’s something we build upon.
In our final installment, our Sinai Chicago caregivers reflect on how they’re carrying forward a legacy of strength, justice, and healing while shaping the future of community health.
What legacy do you hope to help build? Share your thoughts below.
02/24/2026
If you haven’t already, be sure to listen to the conversation with AJ Wilhelmi, President & CEO of the Illinois Health and Hospital Association, on the latest episode of More Than Medicine with Dr. Ngozi Ezike.
Is Youth IOP Right for Your Child? How to Decide & Get Started
Thinking your child may need more emotional or behavioral support, but not sure what comes next? You’re not alone, and help is closer than you think.
Youth IOP offers structured, after-school mental health care for kids and teens ages 8–17, so they can stay in school, stay at home, and still get the support they need.
This blog walks you through:
✔ How to know if Youth IOP may be a good fit
✔ What makes the program different
✔ Simple steps to get started
📖 Read now to take the next step with confidence and care.
📞 Call 773.884.1671 | 🔗
When a child or teen needs more than therapy, understanding your next steps matters. Discover Youth IOP at Holy Cross Hospital.
02/21/2026
From historic trailblazers to local heroes, Black history fuels our commitment to compassionate, equitable care.
In Part 2 of our series, Sinai Chicago caregivers share how Black history inspires their purpose, their passion, and their dedication to our communities.
Tell us in the comments: Who inspires you during Black History Month?
Come back for Part 3 next week!
02/20/2026
When we come together, we build a stronger, healthier community.
At Sinai Chicago, we care for every neighbor, because we are part of your community. Your well-being strengthens us all. ..
Cuando nos unimos, construimos una comunidad más fuerte y saludable.
En Sinaí Chicago, cuidamos a todos nuestros vecinos, porque somos parte de su comunidad.
02/19/2026
February is National Cancer Prevention Month! We're shining a spotlight on the power of early detection, education, and equitable access to care, and the impactful work happening every day through Sinai Urban Health Institute's Health and Healing for Life (HHL) program. HHL helps residents on Chicago’s West and Southwest Sides access life‑saving cancer screenings and, if needed, navigation and support throughout the care process.
👉 Read our latest blog to learn how HHL is making a difference, and why prevention matters all year long: https://health.sinai.org/4rFwKPb
Sinai’s HHL program boosts early detection with community‑based cancer education, screening navigation, and support year‑round
02/18/2026
🌙 Ramadan Mubarak to all who celebrate. Wishing our caregivers, patients, and community a blessed month of reflection, peace, and togetherness.
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Located on Chicago’s West and Southwest Side, Sinai Health System is comprised of Mount Sinai Hospital, Holy Cross Hospital, Schwab Rehabilitation, Sinai Children’s Hospital, Sinai Community Institute, Sinai Medical Group, and Sinai Urban Health Institute.
The entities of Sinai Health System collectively deliver a full range of quality inpatient and outpatient services, as well as a large number of innovative, community-based health, research and social service programs. We focus our collective depth of expertise and passion to improve the health of the 1.5 million people who live in our diverse service area. With our team of dedicated caregivers, Sinai Health System is committed to building stronger, healthier communities.
Commitment to the Community:
Sinai provides over $99 million annually in total community benefits, including charity care, subsidized health services, language assistance, education, research, donations and volunteer services.
Video Report Interpreting (VRI) provides health-related communications 24 hours a day, seven days a week for
patients who do not speak English and for individuals who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. Onsite American Sign
Language (ASL) interpreters can be made available as needed.
Outreach to the community provides valuable health information and resources for people at risk of diabetes, heart disease and other conditions.
Sinai offers services geared towards teens, seniors, workforce development, prenatal health, and asthma management
