OSF Children's Hospital of Illinois

In the heart of Central Illinois, you’ll find OSF HealthCare Children’s Hospital of Illinois, whose beginnings lie with the Sisters’ compassion for youth. OSF Children’s Hospital was officially established as a pediatric hospital in 1990. Today, the hospital has 136 beds, with more than 115 pediatric specialists representing more than 40 pediatric sub-specialties. 

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Almost Home Kids

What happens when kids with complicated medical needs are ready to leave the hospital but not quite ready to go home? OSF HealthCare Almost Home Kids is there for them. With the generous support of this community, OSF HealthCare Almost Home Kids opened in September 2018–only the third home of its kind and the first purpose-built AHK ever. For more information, click here.

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Heller Center for Kids with Cancer

The Heller Center for Kids with Cancer at OSF HealthCare Children’s Hospital of Illinois provides the next critical step in the journey of cancer survivors and their families. It was established in February 2016 by a $2,000,000 gift from John and Annette Heller, who had a vision for helping local kids and families live a full life beyond cancer. For more information, click here.

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OSF Innovation is committed to the process of translating ideas for transforming health care into value for the benefit of the patients and communities we serve. Like our pioneering Sisters, we move forward in faith that we are not alone in our efforts. For more information about OSF Innovation and how you can support this work, click here.

Exceptional cancer care for the Peoria community is closer to being a reality.

At OSF, we envision a level of cancer treatment that offers care as good as top cancer centers in the nation, in a faith-based environment, here at home. With extraordinary philanthropic support, this vision will be realized.

A comprehensive cancer center at OSF will be a place where we will do better than merely fight cancer. We will forever improve the way cancer is treated in our communities, giving families hope and healing by treating the whole patient–body, mind, and spirit. For more information, click here.

Located on the 5th floor of the Milestone Building in the Adult Cardiovascular Institute, the new Education and Conference Center will act as the hub for the cardiology team. Here doctors will conduct their case review, hold ministry wide conference and conduct simulation-based education for fellows. Your generous gift will help provide:

• An appropriate platform to invite guests, showcase cases and research
• Enhanced ability to competitively recruit and retain stellar cardiology specialists
• Education and interaction that translates into better patient-centric care and outcomes

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When families make the difficult decision to shift focus from battling illness to seeking comfort and peace, the OSF Richard L. Owens Hospice Home provides the specialized end-of-life care they need. The Hospice Home allows terminally ill patients to receive 24-hour comfort care in a home-like, serene setting. It is the first hospice home in central Illinois and only the fourth such facility in the state of Illinois. For more information, click here.

The Ed and Ann Rapp Family Endowment is driving exciting interdisciplinary collaboration among OSF HealthCare Illinois Neurological Institute (INI), Jump Trading Simulation & Education Center  in Peoria and engineers from University of Illinois, who are putting their different skills and insights together to make a difference in the lives of patients. Click here to learn more about how this endowment is supporting those with neurodegenerative diseases and accelerating collaborative research.

The INI Multiple Sclerosis Center will serve MS patients throughout the state of Illinois. Our goal is to provide excellence in MS care and ensure the best possible outcomes for those who depend on our expertise. The center is a location for research that will impact MS patients globally as well as locally. Your gift helps provide:

• Home modifications, repairs and assistive equipment to allow patients to maintain independence at home
• Testing and health care needs not covered by patients’ insurance
• Assistance with patient transportation to physician appointments

Support MS care at INI– make a donation today.

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