Ingalls Hospital

Directions:

71 West 156th Street
Suite 208
Harvey, Illinois 60426
T: 708/331-6669
F: 708/333-9902

The CINN-Ingalls Hospital Outpatient Center is located adjacent to Ingalls Hospital in the Harold J. Gouwens Professional Office Building, 71 West 156th Street, Suite 208, Harvey, Illinois, and can be reached via I-57, I-294 or I-94/80 .

 

From I-57: Exit at 159th Street and travel east to Wood Street. Turn left on Wood Street and continue to 156th Street. Turn right. Ingalls Hospital and the Professional Office Building will be located on your left.

From I-294: Exit at 159th Street and travel east to Wood Street. Turn left on Wood Street and continue to 156th Street. Turn right. Ingalls Hospital and the Professional Office Building will be located on your left.

From I-94/80: Exit north on Halsted Street. Continue North to 159th Street. Turn left on 159th Street and continue to Wood Street. Turn right on Wood Street and continue to 156th Street. Turn right. Ingalls Hospital and the Professional Office Building will be located on your left.

For more detailed directions, call us at 708/331-6669.

When you arrive:

Ingalls Hospital provides an outdoor parking lot, which is located on Wood Street across from the Hospital, and a covered parking garage, which is located on 156th Street across from the Professional Office Building

Parking validation is available at the Outpatient Center. The CINN-Ingalls Hospital Outpatient Center is located on the second floor of the Harold J. Gouwens Professional Office Building in Suite 208.

Edward Mkrdichian, MD

Neurological Surgery

Edward H. Mkrdichian, M.D., is a founding member of the Chicago Institute of Neurosurgery and Neuroresearch (CINN), and the Institute for Brain and Stroke Care at CINN. He is director of clinical neurosurgery at CINN and an assistant professor of neurosurgery at Rush Medical College, Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, Illinois.

A board-certified neurosurgeon with over 20 years of experience, Dr. Mkrdichian is a leading authority on the diagnosis and treatment of primary and metastatic brain tumors including gliomas, meningiomas and pituitary tumors. He is also highly regarded for his treatment of spinal cord tumors and degenerative diseases of the spine. Dr. Mkrdichian is esteemed for his expertise in stereotactic neurosurgery. Read more

Christ Medical Center

Directions:

Advocate Christ Medical Center Professional Office Building
4400 W 95th Street
Suite 301
Oak Lawn, Illinois
T: 773-250-0400
F: 773-250-0343

Advocate Christ Medical Center Website

Advocate Christ Medical Center can be reached via I-294 or I-94.

 

From the west: Take the Tri-State Tollway I-294 north or south and exit east onto 95th Street . Follow 95th to Kostner Avenue .

From downtown Chicago: Take the Dan Ryan Expressway I-94 south to the 95th Street exit and go west. Or, take the Stevenson Expressway I-55 to Cicero Avenue . Go south on Cicero to 95th Street , then east on 95th to Kostner Avenue .

From the north: Take the Kennedy Expressway I-90 downtown to the Dan Ryan Expressway I-94. Follow the Dan Ryan south to 95th Street exit and go west on 95th Street . Follow 95th Street west to Kostner Avenue .

From the northwest suburbs or O’Hare Airport: Take the Tri-State Tollway I-294 south and exit east on 95th Street . Follow 95th Street to Kostner Avenue .

From Hammond Indiana or Michigan: Take I-80/94 west to I-294 north. Take I-294 to Cicero Avenue and exit north. Take Cicero north to 95th Street then go east on 95th to Kostner Avenue .

When you arrive:

Parking is available in the parking towers on Kostner Avenue and also in our surface parking lot on Kostner Avenue directly across from the entrance to Hope Childrens Hospital. Valet parking is available at the circular drive located at the main entrance to both hospitals.

IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS CINN-Christ Phone: 773-250-0400 Fax: 773-250-0343 To reschedule or cancel an appointment call the CINN-Christ Outpatient Center. To request a prescription refill, call Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Please allow 24 hours advance notice.)

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY In an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest hospital emergency department. When you arrive, ask an emergency department nurse to contact your primary care physician immediately. The emergency department nurse may also contact your CINN physician.

Gail Rosseau, MD

Neurological Surgery

Gail L. Rosseau, M.D., is a member of the Chicago Institute of Neurosurgery and Neuroresearch (CINN), Chicago, Illinois. She is director of Cranial Base Surgery at CINN and an assistant professor of neurosurgery at Rush Medical College, Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, Illinois.

A board-certified neurosurgeon with more than 15 years of experience, Dr. Rosseau has extensive experience treating the full spectrum of neurological conditions. She has a special interest and expertise in caring for patients with pituitary tumors, meningiomas, acoustic neuromas, head and neck malignancies, and other cranial base disorders. Committed to reducing the pain and speeding the recovery time of her patients, Dr. Rosseau has introduced the use of endoscopic surgical techniques to treat pituitary tumors and other cranial base disorders. Read more

Skokie Hospital

DIRECTIONS:

9701 Knox Avenue
Suite 103
Skokie, IL 60076
T: 847/677-1750
F: 847/677-1605

The CINN-North Shore Outpatient Center is located on the Rush North Shore Medical Center Campus in the Knox Building, 9701 Knox Avenue, Suite 103, Skokie, Illinois. The center is located just east of Skokie Boulevard and can be reached via I-94 or I-294.

 

From I-94 (Edens Expressway): Take I-94 and exit at Old Orchard Road. Turn east. Continue east to Skokie Boulevard and turn right (south). Proceed on Skokie Boulevard about one-quarter of a mile to Golf Road. Turn left (east) on Golf Road to Knox Avenue. Turn left (north) on Knox Avenue and proceed in to the parking lot. The Knox Building is located on the right (east) side of the parking lot.

From I-294 (Tollway): Take I-294 and exit at Dempster Street East. Take Dempster to Gross Point Road. Turn left (north) on Gross Point Road and continue to Golf Road. Turn left (west) on Golf Road and then right on Kenton Avenue. Proceed in to the parking lot. The Knox Building is located on the right (east) side of the parking lot.

Parking
The Rush North Shore Medical Center provides complimentary outdoor parking.
Public Transportation

Rush North Shore Medical Center is easily accessible by CTA and PACE bus routes. The following buses leave from the Howard Street CTA Station (7600 N., 1700 W.) — CTA no. 97 and PACE no. 215.

CTA no. 97 – Skokie. This bus departs the Howard Station every 15 minutes. Travel time is approximately 50 minutes. The bus stops on the corner of Skokie Boulevard and Golf Road. You must walk east on Golf Road about 3 blocks to reach the Medical Center.

PACE no. 215 – Old Orchard. This is a white and yellow PACE bus. That departs the Howard Station every 30 minutes. Travel time is approximately 25 Minutes. Exit at the stop on the corner of Golf and Gross Point Road across the street from the Medical Center
For more detailed directions, call us at 847/677-1750.

WHEN YOU ARRIVE
The CINN-North Shore Outpatient Center is located on the first floor of the Knox Building in Suite 103.

Howard Robinson, MD

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Howard W. Robinson, M.D., is a member of the Chicago Institute of Neurosurgery and Neuroresearch (CINN), and the CINN Institute for Spine Care, Chicago, Illinois. Board-certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation, Dr. Robinson is highly skilled in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with occupational injuries including back, neck, joint and nerve disorders, as well as musculoskeletal diseases. He also has a keen interest and expertise in treating sports-related injuries.

Dr. Robinson is proficient in various spinal interventional techniques, including selective spinal blocks and electrodiagnostic testing. He employs a wide-range of minimally invasive treatment techniques including fluoroscopically guided spinal injections, discography, radiofrequency neurotomy, intradiscal eletrothermal annuloplasty (IDET), and Nucleoplasty to reduce the pain and promote long-term healing of his patients. Read more

Tinley Park

Directions:

6850 W. Centennial Drive
Tinley Park, IL 60477
T: 708/331-6669
F: 708/333-9902

Your appointment is scheduled at CINN at Tinley Park which is located at 6850 W. Centennial Drive, Tinley Park, Illinois, and can be reached via I-57 and I-80

 

From Chicago: Take the Dan Ryan Expressway, I-94S, which merges into I-57S. Continue south on I-57 and exit at 159th Street/US-6. Continue west on 159th Street/US-6 to Oak Park Ave. Left at Oak Park Ave. Right at Centennial Drive

From the east: I-80/94W to I-294N (signs for Wisconsin/I-294N/Tollway). Take the 159th St/US-6 W exit. Head west on 159th St/US-6 to Oak Park Ave. Turn left. Travel south .3 miles to Centennial Drive. Turn right.

From the west on I-80: Take exit 148B to merge onto Harlem Ave/IL-43N. Head north 3 miles to 167th St. Turn right. At Oak Park Ave, turn left. Travel north .7 miles. Turn left onto Centennial Drive.

From the south on I-57: Take exit 346, West 167th St. Take 167th west about 3 miles to Oak Park Ave. Turn right. Travel north .7 miles. Turn left onto Centennial Drive.

For more detailed directions, call us at 708/331-6669.

When you arrive:

Complimentary parking is available in the back of the office building.

J. Thomas Brown, MD

Neurological Surgery

J. Thomas Brown, M.D., is a founding member of the Chicago Institute of Neurosurgery and Neuroresearch (CINN) and the CINN Institute for Spine Care, Chicago, Illinois. He is Chief of Neurosurgery at Elmhurst Memorial Hospital, Elmhurst, Illinois and an assistant professor of neurosurgery at Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago, Illinois.

A board-certified neurosurgeon with almost 30 years of experience, Dr. Brown cares for patients with a wide-range of neurological disorders. He has special interest and expertise in the surgical and non-surgical treatment of patients with back and neck problems including disc disorders and other degenerative diseases of the spine. Guided by a strong conservative care philosophy, Dr. Brown recommends invasive surgery only when non-surgical and minimally invasive alternatives have been unsuccessful or ruled inappropriate. Read more

Vernon Hills

Directions:

565 Lakeview Pkwy
Suite 190
Vernon Hills, IL 60061
T 847/984-6490
F 847/984-6499

Lake Forest Hospital Website

Your appointment is scheduled at CINN-Vernon Hills which is located at 565 Lakeview Pkwy, Suite 190, Vernon Hills, IL 60061 and can be reached via I-94 and Route 53.

From the north: Take I-94 South to Townline Road (Route 60) exit. Turn right onto Townline Road. After 3 miles you will come to Milwaukee Avenue (Route 21). Turn left onto Milwaukee. Take Milwaukee South about a half mile to the second light, Executive Drive. Turn right onto Executive Drive. Turn right at Lakeview Parkway. The Physician Center is the second building on the right.

From the south: Take I-94 North to Townline Road (Route 60) exit. Turn left onto Townline Road. After 3 miles you will come to Milwaukee Avenue (Route 21). Turn left onto Milwaukee. Take Milwaukee South about a half mile to the second light, Executive Drive. Turn right onto Executive Drive. Turn right at Lakeview Parkway. The Physician Center is the second building on the right.

From the west: Take Route 53 North to the first exit for Lake Cook Road heading East. Take Lake Cook Road East for about 6 miles to Milwaukee Avenue (Route 21). Turn left. Stay on Milwaukee for 3 miles, past Half Day Road to Executive Drive. Turn left onto Executive Drive. Turn right at Lakeview Parkway. The Physician Center is the second building on the right.

For more detailed directions, call us at 847/984-6490.

Kenneth Heiferman, MD

Neurological Surgery

Kenneth S. Heiferman, M.D., is a member of Chicago Institute of Neurosurgery and Neuroresearch (CINN), a founding member of the CINN Institute for Spine Care, and an assistant professor of neurosurgery at Rush Medical College, Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, Illinois.

A board-certified neurosurgeon with nearly 20 years of experience, Dr. Heiferman treats the full spectrum of neurosurgical disorders. He is an authority on the surgical and non-surgical treatment of back and neck problems. He is well versed in sophisticated instrumentation techniques used in complex spine reconstruction as well as minimally invasive procedures and artificial disc replacement surgery, which have shown to reduce post-operative pain and speed recovery time. Dr. Heiferman is highly regarded for his conservative approach to patient care. He recommends invasive surgery only when non-surgical or minimally invasive alternatives have been unsuccessful or ruled inappropriate. Dr. Heiferman also has a special interest and expertise in caring for patients with trigeminal neuralgia and peripheral nerve diseases such as carpal tunnel syndrome and ulnar nerve disorders. Read more

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