1725 W Harrison St
Professional Building - Suite 117
Chicago, IL 60612
To park at Rush Allergy & Immunology in Chicago, use the Rush University Medical Center main parking garage. It is on the southeast corner of Paulina and Harrison streets. This large, enclosed garage has two pedestrian bridges to the hospital from the fourth floor, Section A level. Take the Paulina Street (west) bridge, which leads to the Professional Building.
Valet parking is also available at the entrance of the building at 1725 W. Harrison St. Discounted rates are available for people with disabilities.
You can find more information about parking and rates on our Parking page.
Rush Allergy & Immunology in Chicago has several nearby CTA train and bus stops nearby, including the following:
You can find directions and more detailed information on our Public Transportation page.
If you’d like to contact us to schedule an appointment, call (888) 352-7874. To reach our office, you can call (312) 942-6296 during business hours. You can also fax documents to our office at (312) 563-2201.
You can schedule an appointment by calling Rush at (888) 352-7874. A care coordinator will assist you. If you are already a patient at Rush, you can also schedule an appointment via MyChart. You can also learn more on our appointment page.
The best way to find out which providers and procedures are covered by your plan is to reach out to your insurance providers. Call them and make sure the location or physician you plan to visit is in-network before your appointment, as accepted insurance plans can change without notice. You may also be able to find answers to some of your questions on our Insurance page.
We treat the full range of allergy and immunology-related conditions, including allergic rhinitis, asthma, eczema, chronic cough, contact dermatitis, drug and food allergies, food intolerance, hives, immunodeficiency disease, nasal polyps and skin rashes among many others.
During your first visit, you will check in at the front desk. You should arrive early to fill out any needed paperwork. Your physician will then see you in a private room. They will ask about your symptoms, any medications and supplements you take and your medical history. Depending on your needs, they may order some tests to help diagnose your condition. They may also consult with other specialists on your case. Then, they will work with you on a care plan that works for you. They may also coordinate with other physicians to address any further issues you may have.
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