Heartland Health Services

Heartland Health Services Heartland Health Services provides affordable, high-quality health services and removes inequities to improve the lives of all.

Locations/Hours
Mon - Fri: 8AM - 4:30PM

Peoria
Knoxville: 1800 N Knoxville Avenue
Carver: 711 W John Gwynn Jr. Avenue (Patients are not seen at this location)
East Bluff: 2321 N. Wisconsin Avenue
Garden: 1701 W. Garden Street
Sheridan: 2116 N Sheridan Road

Pekin
Olt: 19 Olt Avenue
Tazwood: 3248 Van De Ver Ave Suite B

After Hours
1800 N Knoxville Avenue
Mon - Friday: 5PM - 9PM
Sat: 9AM - 1PM
Walk-in Available for Immediate Care

Heavy alcohol use can increase your likelihood of developing Colorectal Cancer. Try reducing the amount consumed to lowe...
03/05/2026

Heavy alcohol use can increase your likelihood of developing Colorectal Cancer. Try reducing the amount consumed to lower your risk.

Are you between 45 and 75 years old and may be behind on your screenings? Call us at (309) 680-7600 or visit www.hhsil.com.

For help with alcohol and substance abuse, please call (309) 680-7600.

From the first baby bump to the rest of their lives, Heartland Health Services is here to care for your family every ste...
03/04/2026

From the first baby bump to the rest of their lives, Heartland Health Services is here to care for your family every step of the way.

To schedule a women’s health appointment, call 309.353.3330
To schedule a primary care, behavioral health, or pediatric appointment, call 309.680.7600 or visit www.hhsil.com

Our first Women's History Month figure is Peoria's own Eleanor Jack Gibson. Facing many, many setbacks from a system mad...
03/03/2026

Our first Women's History Month figure is Peoria's own Eleanor Jack Gibson. Facing many, many setbacks from a system made to keep women out of "male spaces," Gibson persisted and broke through many barriers often by playing the system's rules against itself to pursue her research. She is credited as co-discovering the "visual cliff," the ability for both newborn animals and human to perceive depth by the time they're able to crawl. She was awarded the National Medal of Science in 1992.

For more about Gibson's life and work, visit here: https://www.apa.org/monitor/2011/07-08/gibson

ATTENTION HEARTLAND PATIENTS: Extended Hours Care at our Wisconsin location (2321 N. Wisconsin Ave. Peoria, IL 61603) wi...
03/02/2026

ATTENTION HEARTLAND PATIENTS: Extended Hours Care at our Wisconsin location (2321 N. Wisconsin Ave. Peoria, IL 61603) will be closed tonight, Monday, March 2, 2026.
If you are not feeling well and need to talk with a nurse, call us 24 hours a day at (309) 680-7600.
For medical emergencies, call 9-1-1.

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, so Heartland Health Services is here to provide you with up-to-date preventi...
03/02/2026

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, so Heartland Health Services is here to provide you with up-to-date prevention measures, information, and screening assistance.

Are you between 45 and 75 years old and may be behind on your screenings? Call us at (309) 680-7600 or visit www.hhsil.com.

Congratulations Chazzteen Pruett! Heartland Health Services Employee of the Month!
03/01/2026

Congratulations Chazzteen Pruett! Heartland Health Services Employee of the Month!

Taking small steps, like adding more physical activity to your day, can reduce your risk for heart disease. At least 150...
02/28/2026

Taking small steps, like adding more physical activity to your day, can reduce your risk for heart disease. At least 150 minutes of exercise for adults every week can help keep healthy.

Need to speak to your clinician about your heart health? Make an appointment with Heartland Health Services today by calling (309) 680-7600 or visiting www.hhsil.com

Our final Black History Month post is an excellent segue into one of next month's themes (*hint*hint*). As a child, Dr. ...
02/27/2026

Our final Black History Month post is an excellent segue into one of next month's themes (*hint*hint*). As a child, Dr. Mae Jemison dreamed of being among the stars. Seeing Lieutenant Uhura on Star Trek inspired her, but the lack of women astronauts in real life frustrated her. This cocktail of emotions drove her to attend Stanford University at the age of 16, then attended Cornell Medical School afterwards. After graduating with her M.D. in 1981, Jemison spent time as a medical officer in the Peace Corps and a vaccine researcher at the CDC. She finally made it to space in 1992 where she conducted even more medical research experiments.

For more information on Dr. Jemison's incredible life, visit: https://www.womenshistory.org/education-resources/biographies/mae-jemison

Your Heartland Health Services Clinician of the Year is...🥁🥁🥁 Dr. Sarah Koscica! Excerpt from her award presentation:"Si...
02/25/2026

Your Heartland Health Services Clinician of the Year is...🥁🥁🥁 Dr. Sarah Koscica!

Excerpt from her award presentation:

"Since November of 2024, Dr. Koscica has served as our interim Chief Medical Officer, a role that carries significant responsibility and impact. What makes her service exceptional is that she has continued to fulfill her duties as the Medical Director for Garden while also continuing to see patients. She has balanced every part of her work with dedication, humility, and a level of steadiness that has strengthened our entire organization.

Dr. Koscica’s leadership has been outstanding. She has guided clinical teams with clarity and purpose. She has supported clinicians, strengthened communication, and helped create an environment where staff and patients feel valued. Her leadership has directly expanded patient access throughout our system. She has advanced equity by ensuring that every patient, regardless of background or circumstance, receives compassionate and high-quality care.

Her clinical work remains exemplary. Even while carrying multiple leadership responsibilities, she continues to deliver exceptional patient care with the same attentiveness and professionalism that she has always been known for. Her commitment to her patients has never wavered.

Dr. Koscica embodies the Mission, Vision, and Values of Heartland Health Services in everything she does. She leads with compassion. She approaches every challenge with professionalism and grace. She acts with integrity even when the work is demanding. She supports a culture of respect and collaboration. She consistently puts the well-being of our patients and our community at the center of every decision.

What stands out most is her heart. She shows up. She supports her colleagues. She encourages others. She carries a tremendous workload, but she does so with calm strength and an unwavering commitment to doing what is right. Her presence makes this organization better every single day.

Dr. Koscica, thank you for your leadership, your service to our patients, and your dedication to Heartland Health Services. You have made a meaningful and lasting impact during a time of significant transition, and your work has strengthened the future of our organization."

Congratulations and thank you for everything you do for us and our community, Dr. Koscica! 💖

Community Health Worker Alondra Martinez is repping Heartland at the Miller Center's Power of Age. Young or a bit older ...
02/24/2026

Community Health Worker Alondra Martinez is repping Heartland at the Miller Center's Power of Age. Young or a bit older than young, Heartland is here for you!

Hey friends, just wanted to remind you to stay on top of your appointments and medications. We only want what's best for...
02/22/2026

Hey friends, just wanted to remind you to stay on top of your appointments and medications. We only want what's best for you and your heart. 💖

And drink some water!

Need to speak to your clinician about your heart health? Make an appointment with Heartland Health Services today by calling (309) 680-7600 or visiting www.hhsil.com

02/21/2026

Whooping cough cases are seeing a sharp increase among infant and children in the United States. As of April 26, the CDC has noted that cases have doubled from what they were this time last year.

To ensure the best health for you and your loved ones against this highly-contagious disease, schedule a vaccination appointment with Heartland Health Services by calling (309) 680-7600 or visiting www.hhsil.com

Source:
https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/177791

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2214 N University Street
Peoria, IL
61604

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

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+13096807600

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Peoria Locations: Armstrong: 320 E Armstrong Avenue Carver: 711 W John Gwynn Jr. Avenue East Bluff: 2321 N. Wisconsin Avenue HSC: 228 NE Jefferson Avenue South: 1701 W. Garden Street After Hours Clinic: East Bluff- 2321 N Wisconsin Avenue M,T,Th: 6:30PM- 8:00PM W: 5:00PM-8:00PM Sat: 9:00PM-1:30PM