Rush University Medical Center has received the highest possible rating from the Leapfrog Group for providing safe care the 11th time in a row.
People who have fluctuating blood pressure for an extended period may be more likely to have thinking difficulty and memory problems as they age, Rush researchers found.
Hong Wu, MD, and Ricardo Fontes, MD, discuss how clinicians in the Rush Spine Center take an integrated, multidisciplinary approach with the assessment and management of spine problems.
Rush has joined the Vizient Community Contracting program to amplify its anchor mission strategy of channeling the economic benefits of how it purchases, hires and invests to local communities.
Andrew Klein, MS, RRT, an adult clinical education coordinator and assistant professor with the College of Health Sciences, was recently named the 2024 Illinois Society for Respiratory Care Practitioner of
Using transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), the new, noninvasive and nonsurgical Stanford Accelerated Intelligent Neuromodulation Therapy — or SAINT — provides intensive and highly personalized treatment for drug-resistant depression.
All three RUSH hospitals have again received high ratings from the Leapfrog Group, a nonprofit healthcare watchdog organization that grades hospitals on the quality and safety of care they provide.
Thanks to a recent philanthropic donation from longtime RUSH supporters Joan and Paul Rubschlager, RUSH now offers an on-site, hands-only CPR kiosk provided by the American Heart Association.
All three RUSH hospitals have again received the highest possible rating from the Leapfrog Group, a nonprofit health care watchdog organization that grades hospitals on the quality and safety of
Together, Rush’s Road Home Program, Rush student volunteers and A Safe Haven Foundation help Chicago-area veterans build community, improve mental health and take steps toward stability
