Health Care In Batavia

Delnor Hospital is part of Delnor Health System, which provides a broad range of health care and wellness services for the community. Located minutes north of Batavia on Randall Road, this modern, 118-bed medical facility offers a statedesignated Level II Trauma Center. Its 24-hour emergency department is staffed by physicians and nurses specially trained in emergency medicine. In addition, the modern labor/delivery/recovery suites are available in the hospital’s NewLife Maternity center and high-risk newborns are cared for in a Level II nursery. Delnor is preparing for a three-story 100,000 square foot expansion designed to meet the needs of the growing community.

Other components of the system include the Delnor Health & Wellness Center, the LivingWell Cancer Resource Center; Delnor Glen Assisted Living and Town homes, and medical office buildings in Geneva, St. Charles, Batavia, Elburn and Sycamore.

For more information visit delnor.com

Provena Mercy Medical Center is a 356-bed hospital based minutes away from Batavia in Aurora. For nearly a century, the hospital has thrived by paying attention to the current needs of the community while anticipating the needs of the future. The most advanced technology and the highest level of efficiency is available for all patients of Provena Mercy. The hospital advocates wellness, prevention and the fostering of a high quality of life and are committed to initiating positive change in the shifting environment of American healthcare.

Some noted recognitionincludes:

• Orthopedics services are ranked among the nation’s top 10%
• Cardiovascular service has received a five-star rating by the nation’s HealthGrades™
• Provena Mercy offers the area’s first Cardiovascular Institute for prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehab of heart disease
• A new, state-of-the art Outpatient and Surgery Center
• The area’s first Diabetic Wellness Center

For more information visit provena.org/mercy.

Central DuPage Hospital is a nationally recognized 361-bed facility located east of Batavia in Winfield. It is a leading center for surgical innovations and was one of the first institutions in the nation to offer minimally invasive heart surgery, robotic-assisted surgery, minimally invasive spine surgery with bio-engineered bone protein and was the first Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in DuPage County.

The hospital is part of an interdependent network of healthcare organizations and services, including convenient care centers, occupational health services and a full range of options for senior living, home health and hospice care. The hospital recently entered into an agreement with Children’s Memorial Hospital, providing exemplary medical services at CDH’s neonatal ICU, Pediatric ICU and the General Pediatric Unit without having to go to downtown Chicago.

For more information or to find a doctor, visit cdh.org or call 630-933-4CDH.

There are several organizations dedicated to helping families or individuals in need at difficult times.

Fox Valley Volunteer Hospice — located minutes away in Geneva — is a non-profit, volunteer based, community funded organization. It has been dedicated to providing practical, spiritual and emotional support to individuals with life threatening and terminal illnesses and grieving persons and their families since 1981. Now the largest volunteer hospice in the United States, the organization celebrated its 25th Anniversary in 2006. Supported entirely by the community, all care is available without charge regardless of age, diagnosis, prognosis, income level, Medicare eligibility, race or creed. Nearly 500 committed individuals now e

For more information, visit fvvh.org or call 630-232-2233.

LivingWell Cancer Resource Center is a communitybased, not-for-profit center in the Fox Valley area dedicated to providing people with cancer and their families and friends with the support and educational services they need when going through cancer treatment. LivingWell provides education and inspirational programs throughout the year, including support groups, movies, lectures and more.

For more information, visit livingwellcrc.org or call 630-262-1111.