Boone County Healthcare
The Boone County area is served by exceptional healthcare facilities. State-of-the-art hospital OSF St. Anthony Medical Center, located on the eastern side of Rockford, is a Level I Trauma Center facility. This facility is home to the Regional Burn Unit, Regional Heart Institute, the Illinois Neuroscience Institute and the new Center for Cancer Care. Saint Anthony College of Medicine also serves as a teaching hospital for nursing.
University of Illinois College of Medicine - Rockford is a teaching hospital and serves as the site for the Northern Illinois Mobile Intensive Care Program.
Rockford Memorial Hospital is a full-service hospital with a Level I Trauma Center and numerous specialized programs, including the REACT medical helicopter, Regional Dialysis Center, Neonatal/Pediatric Intensive Care Units, a Family Birthing Center and ASK-A-NURSE, a 24-hour health information and referral service.
Established in 1911, Swedish American Hospital is recognized nationally for excellence in the fields of cardiovascular medicine, cancer treatment, psychiatry, mental health treatment, obstetrics, laser and emergency medicine. This acute care facility is home to the area’s busiest emergency room. In addition, this teaching hospital is affiliated with the University of Illinois College of Medicine.
Boone County is home to a pool of talented healthcare professionals including physicians, nurses, therapists, chiropractors, optometrists and dentists, with convenient access to numerous walk-in clinics at Boone County Health Department and facilities such as Physicians Immediate Care. Area clinics include Crusader Clinic, Shappert Primary Care Clinic and Swedish American Health Clinic - Belvidere.
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