HQ Function

Primary center for all inpatient pediatric medical and surgical care, emergency services, advanced diagnostics, research laboratories, and administrative operations.

Notable Features:

23-story building with private patient rooms, advanced imaging facilities, Kenneth and Anne Griffin Emergency Care Center, expansive family spaces, rooftop Crown Sky Garden, and direct bridge connections to Prentice Women's Hospital and Northwestern Memorial Hospital.

Work Culture:

Highly collaborative, patient-and-family-centered environment focused on compassion, innovation, and excellence in pediatric care. Strong emphasis on research, teaching, and continuous improvement. Diverse and inclusive workforce dedicated to the hospital's mission.

HQ Significance:

Serves as a major regional referral center for complex pediatric conditions, a leading institution for pediatric research, and the primary pediatric teaching hospital for Northwestern University. Its location centralizes top-tier pediatric care in the heart of a major metropolitan area.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters' design and operations reflect values of child and family-centered care, innovation in medicine, collaboration, and a commitment to healing and discovery.

Location:

While primarily focused on serving children in Chicago, the surrounding region, and across the United States, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago has a global impact through its research, education, and international patient program. The Stanley Manne Children's Research Institute collaborates with researchers worldwide. The hospital trains pediatric specialists from other countries and provides care for international patients seeking highly specialized treatments not available in their home countries. Its experts also contribute to global health initiatives and share knowledge at international conferences.

Street Address:

225 E Chicago Ave

City:

Chicago

State/Province:

IL

Country:

USA