Skokie Hospital

Free parking is available at the hospital.

Valet parking

Free valet parking is available Monday – Friday at two entrances:

Main hospital
East Entrance – Gross Point Rd.
7 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Medical offices
West Entrance – Kenton St.
8 a.m. - 6 p.m.

ACC
9650 Gross Point Rd.
7 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Handicapped parking

Handicapped parking is available near the entrance. To better help with handicapped patients/visitors, free valet parking is available at the east and west entrances during the day Monday - Friday.

The outpatient pharmacy located on the 1st floor of the Ambulatory Care Center at 9650 Gross Point Rd., Room 1901, offers services to the public and is available to fill any prescriptions. The pharmacy accepts most insurance plans—call us to inquire about specific plans. The pharmacy is open from 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday through Friday.

For more information, please contact the Skokie Hospital Outpatient Pharmacy at (847) 933-6890.

Cafeteria

The cafeteria is located on the first floor near the main elevator.  The cafeteria offers a wide variety of selections including full-service hot meals and self-service snacks and beverages.  Cafeteria hours are 6:30 a.m.-7 p.m. daily.

Kosher meals

Cold deli kosher meals are available in the cafeteria.  Complimentary kosher meals are also available to family members of Orthodox Jewish patients through the Chicago Mitzvah Campaign (CMC).  Contact (847) 933-6800 for more information.

Vending area

Vending machines are located in the Emergency Department waiting area.  Hot and cold beverages, snacks and newspapers are available 24 hours a day. 

Onsite concierges can answer your questions and guide you to many services to enhance your visit or stay at Skokie Hospital.

Services include:

• Front door ambassadors
• Valet parking
• Way-finding
• Arranged wheelchair assistance
• Referral to financial counselors
• Amenities (including local hotels and restaurants) and service requests
• Patient advocacy, compliments and concerns
• Ethics consultation access
• Transportation information and taxi access
• General information about hospital services
• Cultural/ethnic related requests
• Local florist referral
• Donations and giving

If you would like assistance finding your destination within Skokie Hospital, concierge services representatives area available to personally escort you. For access to concierge services, please call (847) 933-6531 or email patientadvocacy [at] northshore.org (patientadvocacy[at]northshore[dot]org). You may also contact the hospital operator Monday through Friday 8 a.m.-4 p.m. to direct your call.

Free wireless internet access is available to patients and visitors throughout our hospital.

To connect, open a web browser from your personal device and select “NorthShore Guest WiFi” from the list of available networks. A NorthShore welcome page will appear. Once the Terms of Service agreement is reviewed and accepted you will be connected to the internet. 

As with all other forms of wireless communication, the signal is not secure and can be received by anyone within broadcast range. A wireless internet session must be encrypted to be made secure.

Our clinically trained, board-certified chaplains from the Spiritual Care and Support Department offer support to engage the spiritual dimension of people (their beliefs, faith, culture, values and religious practices) to foster healing, growth and wellbeing.  When faced with times of stress, illness and crisis, people often draw closer to their spirituality. Support from a chaplain can play a major role in the healing process and can help patients and their loved ones through challenges associated with illness or injury. Our chaplains offer support that is respectful of each patient’s spirituality, religious beliefs, privacy and dignity.

To reach a chaplain or to request spiritual care and support services at Skokie Hospital, please call (847) 933-6433. The chaplain is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
 

As patients and families you have the right to have effective communication regarding your care and treatment in a language and communication device that you understand.

In-person language interpreters and sign language interpreters are provided free of charge for patients with limited English proficiency and those who are hearing impaired. Phone-based language interpretation is available for all languages, as well as telecommunication devices for the hearing/sight impaired.

Please ask your nurse or caregiver to arrange for assistive communication services/aids should you need medical care at Skokie Hospital.
 

6:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. daily. Only two visitors at a time. Visitors must be at least 12 years old. Visitors will follow established ICU safety guidelines. Exceptions to these hours will be made based on the patients' condition. 

6:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. daily. Only two visitors at a time.