Prentice Women's Hospital, Women's hospital in downtown Chicago, United States.
Prentice Women's Hospital is a large medical facility in downtown Chicago focused on women's health services. The building contains specialized departments, multiple operating rooms, and advanced equipment for newborn care.
The hospital was established in 1975 based on a design by architect Bertrand Goldberg and named after Abra Cantrill Prentice. Since its opening, it has grown into a major medical institution in the city.
The hospital serves as a teaching center where students from Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine gain practical experience in women's health care. It shapes the training of future medical professionals in the city.
The main entrance at 250 E Superior Street is open 24 hours a day for all visitors. Parking options are available nearby, and the location is easily accessible by public transportation.
A covered skybridge directly connects this hospital to the neighboring Lurie Children's Hospital. This connection allows medical teams to work together seamlessly on complex newborn cases.
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