OSF HealthCare employs more than 24,000 Mission Partners in 147 locations, including 15 hospitals 10 acute care, five critical access with 2,097 licensed beds, and two colleges of nursing throughout Illinois and Michigan.
OSF HealthCare, throughOSF Home Care Services, operates an extensive network of home health and hospice services. It also owns Pointcore Inc., comprised of health care-related businesses; OSF HealthCare Foundation , the philanthropic arm for the organization; and OSF Ventures , which provides investment capital for promising health care innovation startups.
As part of the new requirements for not-for-profit hospitals, every facility is required to conduct a Community Health Needs Assessment every three years and put together a plan to meet the community needs that the assessment identifies.
After the data is collected and each community's health needs are prioritized by greatest need, administrative and caregiver teams at OSF work together to further support current community-based health programs and services as well as starting new programs to help meet the needs for each community.
For example, if diabetes management is shown as a major concern in one of the communities we serve, we might look at current diabetes screening and education programs and see how we can better support those programs or even look at new services and facilities like one of our OSF Diabetes Care offices.
OSF St. Joseph Medical Center in Bloomington, Illinois has partnered with Advocate BroMenn Medical Center, United Way and the McLean County Health Department to develop a comprehensive plan for addressing the health needs of the Bloomington-Normal community.
OSF Heart of Mary Medical Center partnered with the Champaign-Urbana Public Health District, Carle Foundation Hospital, and United Way of Champaign County to conduct and document their Community Health Needs Assessment.
OSF Sacred Heart Medical Center partnered with the Vermilion County Health Department, Carle Hoopeston Regional Health Center, and the United Way of Danville Area to conduct and document their Community Health Needs Assessment.
OSF HealthCare employs over 24,000 Mission Partners in more than 350 locations, including 15 hospitals, more than 45 urgent care locations, and two colleges of nursing throughout Illinois and Michigan.
OSF HealthCare, through OSF Home Care Services, operates an extensive network of services, including eight home health agencies, eight hospice agencies including an inpatient hospice home, home infusion pharmacy and home medical equipment.
It also owns Pointcore, Inc., composed ofhealth care-relatedbusinesses; OSF HealthCare Foundation, the philanthropic arm for the organization; and OSF Ventures, which provides investment capital for promising health care innovation startups.
We, The Sisters of The Third Order of St. Francis believe: That led by the Spirit of the Gospels and the example of St. Francis, the special purpose of our existence as a corporation is to provide for the total well being of those we serve.
That every person, created in the image of God and composed of body and soul, is a human being endowed with intellect and free will, completely dependent upon God for existence and destined to possess God in heavenly beatitude. Because of the dignity of the human person and his moral conscience, each person has certain God-given rights with corresponding obligations toward his Creator, his fellow man and himself.
OSF HealthCare fulfills, through a service of love and compassion, a mission of caring and peace consistent with the needs of the Church and the people served. The love of Christ permeates its work as it strives to continue the healing ministry of Christ and His Church to the total person; to be love, mercy, inspiration, tenderness and compassion to those whose lives are entered.
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Rating 2.8 out of 5 based on 13 reviews
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newest oldest highest lowestChris Rini
2 years ago
Everyone from the front desk, assistant and Dr Lavieri were friendly and professional. Toothed extraction went perfectly.
Rick Munson
2 years ago
Got tooth pulled today. Hard tooth to get out Dr got the job done no pain. Thanks
Saranda A
2 years ago
They took me in next day after a referral, for a cracked lower wisdom tooth. I had it surgically removed, local Anastisa for numbing. I wasn't strapped down. It was a very difficult extraction, I knew it would be. I felt the doctor and staff were wonderful and comforting. Dr. Lavieri got it out in about 35 min I'd say. This was yesterday. I have no bruising, just swelling as expected. Very affordable and reasonable No BS. Thankful I found these guys!
Jennifer Gavin
2 years ago
Horrible experience I had 4 teeth extracted with local anesthesia. I was strapped down to a table and during the procedure started to swallow my own tongue and instead of consoling me I was yelled at and was asked why are you even crying. This man needs his medical license taken away and he needs to retire. Don't go there you've been warned.
Jennifer Gavin
3 years ago
Horrible experience I had 4 teeth extracted with local anesthesia. I was strapped down to a table and during the procedure started to swallow my own tongue and instead of consoling me I was yelled at and was asked why are you even crying. This man needs his medical license taken away and he needs to retire. Don't go there you've been warned.
Tabby Sharp
3 years ago
I went here for a consultation to get my wisdom teeth out and was instantly very uncomfortable by how old and dirty everything seemed to be I was willing to look past that until I met with the doctor it was extremely uncomfortable he made a rude comment about one of the dental hygienist which is rather unprofessional in my opinion when he "examined" my teeth it consisted of jabbing me in my extremely sore and swollen wisdom tooth with a wooden stick.... a different dental hygienist then took x rays of my teeth and was very rude the entire process it's safe to say I will definitely be getting my wisdom teeth out elsewhere don't waste your time or money at this place
Bob Knutson
3 years ago
I have been to Dr. on 3 separate occasions. Every time he was nothing but professional.
thatbrown kid
3 years ago
Straight to the point does it good I liked it
Jessica McCormick
3 years ago
LONG REVIEW: i had an absolute horrible experience. first the dental hygienist called me back by calling me the wrong name which is not a comforting first sign. i'll be honest and say i get anxiety when it comes to dental procedures so naturally i started crying when i got in the room to have my wisdom tooth removed. doctor laughed at me. also made a comment about my height and weight, not sure exactly what because i couldn't hear him but it was followed by a laugh. for reference i'm 5' 1" and 115 lbs so not too sure what's to comical about that. then he complained that i didn't tell the receptionist the right tooth and i said that i informed her it was my upper left wisdom tooth and got even more specific when i said that the dental hygienist from my dentists office circled number 16 (upper left wisdom tooth) on their card. doctors response was "oh" and shot the reception a look. the pulling of the tooth was absolutely horrible. gave me no direction so it was my fault that my jaw pushed the tooth back in, at least that's what i heard him tell the dental hygienist. go home and am in excruciating pain. i've given birth and had my gallbladder removed so i'm familiar with pain. this was worse. called doctor and he said "i had a guy in here who had 4 wisdom teeth pulled and he wasn't in pain". i had to take 2 norcos just to get some sleep when the recommended dosage was half of one. the following day i was ridiculously swollen. i asked doctor if that was normal. he said it was more noticeable to me then someone looking at me because of my fair skin and light blue eyes, he never even saw the swelling. let me tell ya, it was incredibly noticeable and still is three days later. so basically PLEASE do not go to him.
Tabby Sharp
3 years ago
I went here for a consultation to get my wisdom teeth out and was instantly very uncomfortable by how old and dirty everything seemed to be I was willing to look past that until I met with the doctor it was extremely uncomfortable he made a rude comment about one of the dental hygienist which is rather unprofessional in my opinion when he "examined" my teeth it consisted of jabbing me in my extremely sore and swollen wisdom tooth with a wooden stick.... a different dental hygienist then took x rays of my teeth and was very rude the entire process it's safe to say I will definitely be getting my wisdom teeth out elsewhere don't waste your time or money at this place
Bob Knutson
4 years ago
I have been to Dr. on 3 separate occasions. Every time he was nothing but professional.
Jessica McCormick
4 years ago
LONG REVIEW: i had an absolute horrible experience. first the dental hygienist called me back by calling me the wrong name which is not a comforting first sign. i'll be honest and say i get anxiety when it comes to dental procedures so naturally i started crying when i got in the room to have my wisdom tooth removed. doctor laughed at me. also made a comment about my height and weight, not sure exactly what because i couldn't hear him but it was followed by a laugh. for reference i'm 5' 1" and 115 lbs so not too sure what's to comical about that. then he complained that i didn't tell the receptionist the right tooth and i said that i informed her it was my upper left wisdom tooth and got even more specific when i said that the dental hygienist from my dentists office circled number 16 (upper left wisdom tooth) on their card. doctors response was "oh" and shot the reception a look. the pulling of the tooth was absolutely horrible. gave me no direction so it was my fault that my jaw pushed the tooth back in, at least that's what i heard him tell the dental hygienist. go home and am in excruciating pain. i've given birth and had my gallbladder removed so i'm familiar with pain. this was worse. called doctor and he said "i had a guy in here who had 4 wisdom teeth pulled and he wasn't in pain". i had to take 2 norcos just to get some sleep when the recommended dosage was half of one. the following day i was ridiculously swollen. i asked doctor if that was normal. he said it was more noticeable to me then someone looking at me because of my fair skin and light blue eyes, he never even saw the swelling. let me tell ya, it was incredibly noticeable and still is three days later. so basically PLEASE do not go to him.
thatbrown kid
4 years ago
Straight to the point does it good I liked it
Janice Studer
5 years ago
They got me in right away and I had a terrible toothache. Everyone was wonderful and the procedure went great.
Aaron Perkins
5 years ago
Well first off, the procedure was successful. I went in there to get a total of 6 teeth extracted and he did exactly that. However, everything inbetween was VERY undelightful! This guy is very arrogant and lacks the ability to make the patient feel comfortable. I would simply ask questions and he would fire back with snarky responses. For example, I asked, "Does the numbness in my mouth, numb everything where I will not feel it?" He responds, "Well duh! Otherwise it wouldn't work." While shaking his head. I asked for the sort of diet and routine of cleaning after the procedure and he responded with, "I told you that before when we spoke at our last appointment." I reminded him that it has been a while and I had forgotten and he said it has only been two weeks. Another example of his shotty attitude is when I asked how long the procedure usually takes and he replied to me with, "didn't you see that your appointment was scheduled from 8 to 9?" This guy is completely rude and has no tact on how to talk to patients and customers. That's just the beginning, once we got started, it got worse on how he handled the situation. My two upper wisdom teeth were the hardest ones to remove and took more time than usual than the other ones. He continued to blame me for not getting them removed when I was 18 so that they would easily slide out. He was ripping at my checks and now I have open wounds and rashes all over my mouth as a result of his rough procedure. He insulted me by saying that I kept moving my position of my head (Because he was ripping at my cheeks) and I didn't know any better to keep still. During all of this, he gave one simple rule to lift my left hand at the wrist to let him know I'm in pain so he can numb my mouth more. As he's ripping out one of my teeth I felt excruciating pain and lifted my hand as I was moaning in pain. He asked me if that was hurting and I shook my head yes. He scolded me saying that my hand wasn't lifted and I snapped back with a yes it was. The nurse had to argue too that she saw my hand lift. Hes a very grumpy old man, not to mention he has very shaky hands. The procedure took longer due to my upper two teeth and he was grunting and complaint the whole time. I DO NOT recommend this man for future procedures!
liloly17
5 years ago
The whole staff was rude including Lavieri. They messed up the x-ray they took of me and refused to give me the original when I wanted to take it to another office. The woman who took my x-ray didn't know how to work the machine. The building the office is in looks like something from a horror movie. Do not recommend.
Janice Studer
5 years ago
They got me in right away and I had a terrible toothache. Everyone was wonderful and the procedure went great.
Aaron Perkins
6 years ago
Well first off, the procedure was successful. I went in there to get a total of 6 teeth extracted and he did exactly that. However, everything inbetween was VERY undelightful! This guy is very arrogant and lacks the ability to make the patient feel comfortable. I would simply ask questions and he would fire back with snarky responses. For example, I asked, "Does the numbness in my mouth, numb everything where I will not feel it?" He responds, "Well duh! Otherwise it wouldn't work." While shaking his head. I asked for the sort of diet and routine of cleaning after the procedure and he responded with, "I told you that before when we spoke at our last appointment." I reminded him that it has been a while and I had forgotten and he said it has only been two weeks. Another example of his shotty attitude is when I asked how long the procedure usually takes and he replied to me with, "didn't you see that your appointment was scheduled from 8 to 9?" This guy is completely rude and has no tact on how to talk to patients and customers. That's just the beginning, once we got started, it got worse on how he handled the situation. My two upper wisdom teeth were the hardest ones to remove and took more time than usual than the other ones. He continued to blame me for not getting them removed when I was 18 so that they would easily slide out. He was ripping at my checks and now I have open wounds and rashes all over my mouth as a result of his rough procedure. He insulted me by saying that I kept moving my position of my head (Because he was ripping at my cheeks) and I didn't know any better to keep still. During all of this, he gave one simple rule to lift my left hand at the wrist to let him know I'm in pain so he can numb my mouth more. As he's ripping out one of my teeth I felt excruciating pain and lifted my hand as I was moaning in pain. He asked me if that was hurting and I shook my head yes. He scolded me saying that my hand wasn't lifted and I snapped back with a yes it was. The nurse had to argue too that she saw my hand lift. Hes a very grumpy old man, not to mention he has very shaky hands. The procedure took longer due to my upper two teeth and he was grunting and complaint the whole time. I DO NOT recommend this man for future procedures!
liloly17
6 years ago
The whole staff was rude including Lavieri. They messed up the x-ray they took of me and refused to give me the original when I wanted to take it to another office. The woman who took my x-ray didn't know how to work the machine. The building the office is in looks like something from a horror movie. Do not recommend.
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