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Thorek Memorial Hospital Thorek is committed to providing appropriate patient services in a caring & cost-effective way. We look forward to the opportunity of doing the same for you.

Located in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood, Thorek Memorial hospital is a licensed acute care facility providing a wide array of services and programs to the community. Our dedicated team of skilled physicians and medical professionals has earned a reputation for treating people not as case numbers, but as the unique individuals they are. We're proud to offer easy access to our hospital campus, including:

Free parking for our patients and visitors
CTA Red Line EL train stop (Sheridan stop) one block west of hospital
CTA bus stops within a half block of hospital
(80 Irving Park, 151 Sheridan, and 36 Broadway)

Clinic Locations:

South Loop Clinic
850 South Wabash Street
Suite 210
Chicago, IL 60605

Chinatown Location
2155 S China Place
Chicago, IL 60616

10/09/2026

You don’t have to wait until things feel overwhelming to take care of your mental health.
You don’t have to have all the answers. You don’t have to wait until you’re struggling to get through the day. And you don’t have to navigate everything on your own.
Mental health deserves the same attention and care as physical health.

With World Mental Health Day approaching, consider this your reminder: asking for support is a sign of taking care of yourself, not a sign of weakness.
And sometimes, checking in on someone else can make a difference, too. 💙

10/07/2026

Whatever you call us, we’re here when you need us. 💙
Proud to care for our neighbors in Uptown and across Chicago’s North Side.

👉 Schedule an appointment here:
📲773-525-6780
💻thorek.org/request-an-appointment

💗 How much do you know about your breast cancer risk?Some risk factors—like age, family history, genetics and breast den...
10/06/2026

💗 How much do you know about your breast cancer risk?
Some risk factors—like age, family history, genetics and breast density—are outside of your control. Others may be influenced by lifestyle.
But having a risk factor doesn’t mean you’ll develop breast cancer—and having few known risk factors doesn’t mean your risk is zero. Understanding your individual risk is a starting point for making informed decisions about your health and screening.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, take a few minutes to learn more about your risk—and talk with your healthcare provider about what it means for you. 💗

👉 Schedule an appointment here:
📲773-525-6780
💻thorek.org/request-an-appointment

10/05/2026

Feeling healthy is a good thing. But it doesn’t mean preventive care should fall off your to-do list.
A primary care provider isn’t just someone you see when you’re sick. Routine visits are an opportunity to check in on things you may not necessarily feel—like blood pressure or cholesterol—stay current on recommended screenings and vaccines, discuss changes in your health, and establish a relationship with a provider who gets to know you over time.

You don’t have to wait until something feels wrong to take care of your health.
When was your last checkup?

👉 Schedule an appointment here:
📲773-525-6780
💻thorek.org/request-an-appointment

10/01/2026

💗 October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month—and this is your reminder to check in on your breast health.
When was your last mammogram?
Mammograms can help detect breast cancer early, sometimes before there are noticeable symptoms. When and how often you should be screened depends on factors like your age, personal health history and individual risk.

If you’re not sure whether you’re due, talk with your healthcare provider about the screening schedule that’s right for you.
Don’t let another October pass without checking. 💗

👉 Schedule an appointment here:
📲773-525-6780
💻thorek.org/request-an-appointment

09/30/2026

Your flu shot takes just a moment—but your immune system keeps working afterward. 💉
Some people experience mild side effects like a sore arm, fatigue, headache or muscle aches for a day or two. Many people have no side effects at all.
Meanwhile, your body is developing antibodies that help protect you against influenza—a process that takes about two weeks.
That’s one reason it’s a good idea to get vaccinated before flu is spreading widely in your community.

Save this for flu season—or send it to the person who keeps saying they’ll get their shot “eventually.” 💙

09/29/2026

Your heart works pretty hard for you. ❤️ Give it a little love back.
Regular movement, nutritious foods, adequate sleep, avoiding to***co and keeping up with preventive care can all support your heart health.
And don’t forget the numbers you can’t necessarily feel—like your blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar.

This , consider this your reminder that taking care of your heart doesn’t have to mean completely overhauling your life. Small habits add up. 💙

09/28/2026

Sometimes we get so used to a symptom that we start thinking it’s just part of life.
But persistent fatigue, frequent heartburn, recurring headaches, ongoing joint pain or unexplained shortness of breath can all be worth mentioning to your healthcare provider—especially if they’re new, getting worse or interfering with your everyday life.

Common doesn’t always mean normal.

Pay attention to what your body is telling you, and don’t be afraid to ask questions. 💙

➡️ Send this to someone who’s been saying “it’s probably nothing” for the last six months.

09/25/2026

Your lungs are working for you all day, every day. 🫁💙
Give them a little love back.

Regular movement, avoiding to***co smoke, paying attention to air quality and staying up to date on recommended vaccines are simple ways to support your lung health.

And if you’re experiencing ongoing shortness of breath, wheezing, chest discomfort or a cough that isn’t going away, don’t just assume it’s something you have to live with. Talk with a healthcare provider.
📲773-525-6780
💻thorek.org/request-an-appointment

➡️Your reminder to go take a walk and get some fresh air.

09/23/2026

Falls are not a normal or inevitable part of aging.
There are steps you can take to help reduce your risk—from staying active and working on strength and balance to keeping up with vision care, reviewing medications with your healthcare provider and addressing potential hazards at home.

And you don’t have to wait until after a fall to think about prevention.
Send this reminder to someone you want to keep healthy, active and independent. 💙

And if you have any questions or concerns about your health, schedule an appointment with one of our physicians here:
📲773-525-6780
💻thorek.org/request-an-appointment

Address

850 W Irving Park Road
Chicago, IL
60613

Telephone

+17735256780

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