Expert medical care is right around the corner for Naperville residents who are served by Edward Hospital & Health Services. Begun in 1907 as Edward Sanatorium, Edward Hospital has grown with the community and is now a fullservice, independent health-care provider and a Level II trauma center, located near the heart of Naperville.
More than 700 highly qualified physicians on the Edward medical staff, most of whom are board certified, include a variety of primary care physicians and represent nearly 60 medical specialties. Counselors at the Edward physician referral service offer personalized home visits to help consumers find a doctor who matches preferences for specialty, office location, accepted health plans and more.

Edward Hospital provides everything from open-heart surgery to outpatient services, as well as more than 3,000 baby deliveries a year. Edward offers a full range of medical services utilizing the latest medical technology and patient care options. Under the umbrella of Edward Hospital & Health Services, Napervillearea patients can receive treatment in Edward Cardiovascular Institute, Edward Women’s Center for Health, Edward Women’s Imaging Center, Edward Cancer Center, the Center for Surgery, a brand new Sleep Center, Infertility Center, Pediatric Emergency center as well as Linden Oaks Hospital, a private behavioral health facility.

In addition, two Edward Health & Fitness Centers provide medically based programs featuring state-of-the-art equipment, children’s programming, cardiac rehabilitation and physical therapy services. Edward also offers hundreds of wellness programs. For more information on Edward Hospital, visit the website at www.edward.org.

Surrounding communities provide the additional choices of Central DuPage Hospital, Copley Memorial Hospital, and Good Samaritan Hospital. Central DuPage and Good Samaritan offer clinics and physicians centers in Naperville. And because illness does not watch the clock, Naperville has numerous clinics and immediate care centers to help out with unexpected not-quiteemergency situations.