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Lurie Children's Hospital

January 31, 2023

Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, formerly Children's Memorial Hospital and commonly known as Lurie Children's, is a nationally ranked pediatric acute care children's hospital located in Chicago, Illinois. The hospital has 360 beds and is affiliated with the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. The hospital provides comprehensive pediatric specialties and subspecialties to infants, children, teens, and young adults aged 0–21[1][2] throughout Illinois and surrounding regions. Lurie Children's also sometimes treats adults that require pediatric care.[3][4] Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago also features a state designated Level 1 Pediatric Trauma Center, one of four in the state.[5] The hospital has affiliations with the nearby Northwestern Memorial Hospital and the attached Prentice Women's Hospital. Lurie is located on the university's Streeterville campus with more than 1,665 physicians on its medical staff and 4,000 employees.[6] Additionally, Lurie Children's has a rooftop helipad to transport critically-ill pediatric patients to the hospital.[7]

Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago
An exterior image of Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago.
Geography
Location225 East Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, United States
Coordinates41°53′47″N 87°37′19″W / 41.89639°N 87.62194°W / 41.89639; -87.62194Coordinates: 41°53′47″N 87°37′19″W / 41.89639°N 87.62194°W / 41.89639; -87.62194
Organization
FundingNon-profit hospital
TypeTeaching
Affiliated universityNorthwestern University
Feinberg School of Medicine
Services
Emergency departmentLevel 1 Pediatric Trauma Center
Beds312
SpecialityChildren / Pediatrics
Helipads
HelipadFAA LID: 75IS
Number Length Surface
ft m
H1 66 x 66 20 x 20 rooftop
History
Former name(s)Children's Memorial Hospital
Construction startedOriginal: 1882
Current: 2012
Opened1882
Links
Websitewww.luriechildrens.org
ListsHospitals in Illinois

Lurie Children's hosts 70 pediatric subspecialties and has locations across the Chicago area. Physicians and staff provided care for more than 212,000 children in 2018, from 48 states and 49 countries.[8]

On the 2019–2020 U.S. News & World Report rankings of the Best Children's Hospitals, Lurie Children's is the top children's hospital in Illinois, ranking in all 10 specialties.[9]

History

Origins

Founded in 1882 as the Maurice Porter Memorial Hospital, an 8-bed cottage exclusively for children aged 3–13 at the corner of Chicago's Halsted and Belden streets was established by nurse and mother Julia Foster Porter after the death of her 13-year-old son.[10][11]

Two years later in 1884, Porter acquired another property a few blocks away from the original building and built a three-story replacement hospital with 22 beds. In 1896 Porter planned and supported another expansion that increased the hospital's capacity to 50 beds.[12][13]

In 1903 Porter was given a large gift that allowed for the purchase the triangular block of land on which the new Maurice Porter Children's Hospital was built. It remained in Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood for 130 years.[14][15]

The hospital underwent further reorganization in 1904, ultimately changing the hospital's name from the Maurice Porter Children's Hospital to Children's Memorial Hospital (CMH).[16][17] A few years later, in 1907 the hospital was gifted an X-ray machine by local philanthropist, John Borland.[18]

 
The Martha Wilson Memorial Pavilion in 1945.

By 1908, capacity reached 108 beds after the opening of the "Cribside Pavilion", also allowing admission of infants for the first time in the hospital's history.[19] In 1912, CMH was again expanded allowing the hospital to have a total capacity of 175 beds. Generous philanthropic support from the community, including endowments of between $350 and $500 to support a patient bed for 1 year, allowed the hospital to continue providing free care.[20]

In 1926, CMH constructed the new "Martha Wilson Memorial Pavilion", increasing total hospital capacity to 272 beds. During construction of the new pavilion, they also built a residence for nurses and interns on the site of the former 1886 hospital.[21]

In the 1940s, doctors from CMH pioneered one of the earliest pediatric surgery programs in the country. Surgeons Willis J. Potts and Sidney Smith invented a number of surgical tools used to operate on blood vessels and they devised a new surgery to treat blue baby syndrome.[22]

In 1957 it was decided by CMH administration that a new modern hospital building was needed to replace the Maurice Porter and Agnes Wilson pavilions.[23] Three years later, in 1960 demolition was started and ground was broken to make way for the new patient tower, research building, and administrative offices. Two years later, on October 11, 1962, the new patient tower officially opened, with the research tower opening in 1963.[24] In the 1960s Children's Memorial Hospital's department of anesthesia first established a pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) at CMH with the capacity of 10 beds.[25]

In June 1979, former McDonald's CEO, Ray Kroc made a donation to the hospital that funded the addition of a three-story building named the "Ray A. Kroc Diagnostic and Treatment Center" in his honor.[26] The building included new operating rooms, a new 25-bed emergency department and a radiology suite.[27]

 
The main tower of what was then known as Children's Memorial Hospital in 2016.

In 1982 CMH added on a four floor expansion to the main hospital bed tower.[24] The four floors were topped with a new rooftop helipad and one of the floors served as the neonatal intensive care unit for the hospital.[28] Also in 1982, CMH successfully separated a pair of conjoined twins during a nine-hour operation. The twins were previously joined at their pelvises.[29][30]

 
The former site being demolished

In 2006, hospital administration had announced plans to build an entirely new children's hospital closer to downtown Chicago and closer to the campus of their academic affiliate, Northwestern University.[31] In 2008, the hospital administration and CEO were victims of extortion by then-governor Rod Blagojevich for $8 million of state funding in exchange for a $25,000 fundraiser.[32][33][34]

After the move, the old buildings on the former site sat empty for years becoming an "eyesore" that angered the local community.[35] In 2016, demolition on the former Children's Memorial Hospital began to make way for low-rise apartment and retail space.[36][37][38]

New Hospital Campus

On June 9, 2012, the hospital moved from their old campus to its current location in Streeterville, in a coordinated move of 200 children that took over 10 hours.[39] The hospital also changed its name to Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago.[40] The new name recognized philanthropist Ann Lurie, and her late husband, in honor of the $100 million gift she made in 2007 to help create the new hospital and to enhance its pediatric research initiatives.[41][42] More than just a donation, Ann Lurie secured funding from other philanthropists and gave tours of the hospital.[43] She also served on the board of the hospital. The donation was the largest that the hospital had ever received.[44]

The staff moved 170 patients and their parents, traveling by ambulance and escorted by the Chicago Police Department.[45] The move was designed to allow the hospital to be closer to its academic partner Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, attract and retain the best staff, foster stronger, collaboration with adult researchers and clinicians, improve transition of patients into adult care, and provide even faster transport for critically ill newborns from neighboring Prentice Women's Hospital.[46][47]

 
Clearing of the land to make way for the Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital replacing the old Children's Memorial Hospital.
 
The rooftop helipad of Lurie Children's Hospital.

The new 1.25-million-square-foot (116-thousand-square-metre)[48] building cost $605 million (excluding land) and was completed in June 2012. The building featured 23 floors and was envisioned by ZGF Architects, Solomon Cordwell Buenz, and Anderson Mikos Architects.[49] Structural engineering services for the new building was provided by Magnusson Klemencic Associates.[50] Construction of the building was managed by a joint venture of Mortenson Construction and Power Construction.[51][52]

The new hospital was set to have a rooftop helipad for the critical transport of pediatric patients, which angered local residents and pilots citing safety and noise concerns of a rooftop helipad. A local resident organization eventually filed a lawsuit to try and stop the helipad, ultimately losing the case.[53]

The unique design of the hospital included many firsts in hospital design that included the emergency room being on the second floor.[54] The hospital included almost double the space of the previous hospital and include much needed amenities including outdoor spaces for patients and families, playrooms, and private patient rooms.[55] Design of the hospital has been industry praised and featured in many prominent publications.[56][57][58] The new hospital also includes multiple terraces with plants and trees to help calm patients and families with a new helipad on top for transport of critically ill pediatric patients.[59]

In October 2014, the hospital inaugurated its first annual Hope and Courage awards, recognizing "leaders who have demonstrated exceptional commitments to improving the health and well-being of children".[60] The 2014 honorees were Jamarielle Ransom-Marks, who runs the Jam's Blood and Bone Marrow Drive, child product safety advocates Linda E. Ginzel and Boaz Keysar, and Senator Richard J. Durbin.[61]

In 2016 Lurie Children's announced their plans for a $51 million expansion that would add 44 pediatric intensive care beds and four neonatal intensive care beds to existing space within the hospital.[62] The hospital cited the need for more intensive care beds due to the fact that they were often at capacity, and previously had to turn away patients.[63]

 
Pancoe (right) raises the Lurie Children's flag on the summit of Mt Everest in May 2019.

In 2019, Chicago native Alex Pancoe started a fundraiser where he committed to climb Mount Everest to raise funds for the hospital with a goal to raise $1 million.[64] Pancoe was previously treated at Lurie Children's Hospital for a brain tumor when he was in college.[65]

In March 2020, Lurie Children's Hospital announced that they would transfer children from other area-hospitals to Lurie to make way for adult COVID-19 surge capacity at the adult hospitals and allow for the adult hospitals to convert their pediatric beds.[66][67] The next month, in April 2020, Lurie Children's Hospital loaned out many of their ventilators to adult hospitals in the area (including neighboring Northwestern Memorial Hospital) to help deal with the adult ventilator shortage because of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic.[68][69]

In May 2020, it was announced that two employees had viewed over 8,000 HIPAA-protected patient records without permission throughout the previous year.[70] The two employees were fired, but a class-action lawsuit was filed against the hospital for the breach of privacy.[71][72] In December 2020, doctors from Lurie Children's pioneered the use of gene replacement therapy to treat a case of a baby with type 1 Spinal Muscular Atrophy, a disease that deteriorates the muscles.[73] In early 2021, management from both Lurie Children's and Rush University Medical Center (RUMC) announced that they would be forming a pediatric alliance to better deliver pediatric care throughout the region.[74] The alliance would officially start on February 1, 2021, and would align both inpatient and outpatient pediatric services at RUMC under the "Lurie Children's umbrella", known as "Lurie Children's & Rush Advancing Children's Health".[75][76]

About

Education

As the primary pediatric teaching hospital of Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine,[77] the hospital has a pediatrics residency and fellowship program, maintaining close affiliations with Northwestern. The Feinberg School is ranked 17th for research and 17th for primary care in the 2016–17 U.S. News & World Report rankings of top research-oriented medical schools in the country.[78]

Research

A formal pediatric research program at the hospital dates back to 1982 when the Children's Memorial Research Center was established. Additional floors for research were dedicated in 2004.[79]

When the hospital moved to their new campus in 2012 and changed names, the research institute was renamed to the Lurie Children's Research Institute.[80] In 2014, the Lurie Children's Research Institute received a donation from philanthropist, Stanley Manne. The donation prompted hospital officials to rename the research arm to the Stanley Manne Children's Research Institute to honor Manne.[81] In 2019, the institute was relocated from its original location in Lincoln Park to the current location in the Northwestern University owned, Simpson Querrey Biomedical Research Center.[82]

Patient care units

The Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago has a variety of patient care units to care for pediatric patients aged 0–21 throughout Chicago.[83]

  • 48-bed general medical & medical observation units
  • 40-bed pediatric intensive care unit (PICU)
  • 48-bed pediatric hematology and oncology unit
  • 44-bed cardiac care unit
  • 64-bed neonatal intensive care unit (NICU)
  • 45-bed emergency department
  • 23-bed pre and post operative
  • 12-bed psychiatric unit (ages 3–17)

In addition to the pediatric patient care units, Lurie Children's Hospital has 21 operating rooms and a sky garden to help relax families at the hospital.[84]

Ronald McDonald House

Opened in 2012, about five blocks away from Lurie Children's Hospital is the Ronald McDonald House Near Lurie Children's Hospital (RMCH), one of many in the Chicago region.[85] The house has 70 all-private guest rooms to serve families of pediatric patients aged 21 years or younger in treatment at Lurie Children's, neonates at Prentice Women's, and pediatric rehabilitation patients from Shirley Ryan AbilityLab.[86] The house provides places to sleep, meals, and entertainment to siblings and families for free. Additionally, Lurie Children's hosts a Ronald McDonald family room on site that offers nine sleep rooms, showers, and other amenities to families with children being treated at the hospital.[87]

History

Before Lurie Children's Hospital moved to their current location, Children's Memorial Hospital featured a 21-room RMCH near their campus. When Lurie Children's moved to the Streeterville neighborhood, a new $40 million, 14-story RMCH was built five blocks away, and nine rooms were built into the Lurie Children's building.[88] The former house near the defunct hospital was later demolished.[89] In August 2018, pharmaceutical company, AbbVie donated $100 million to the nationwide Ronald McDonald House charities, and set aside $3 million for the Chicago Ronald McDonald houses, with AbbVie officials later touring the house.[90] In November 2019 the house unveiled a four-room expansion to increase their capacity and serve more families.[91] In August 2020 the house underwent minor damage after a group of looters taking advantage of a local police shooting protest shattered the glass front door of the house.[92] Additionally, families inside the house were placed on lockdown to ensure their safety.[93]

Awards and rankings

  • As the first free-standing children's hospital in the country and the first hospital in Illinois, the hospital was granted in 2001 the first of its four Magnet designations which it received again in 2005, 2010 and 2015.[94] Less than one percent of all hospitals have achieved this accomplishment of redesignation three or more times.[95]
  • Upon the opening of the new Lurie Children's Hospital in 2012, the building was designated as LEED Gold certified for environmentally-friendly features like their green roof and stormwater management system.[96]
  • In 2012 the hospital received a design award from the magazine Modern Healthcare for the advanced design and construction practices used to build the new Lurie Children's Hospital.[97]
  • The hospital is one of only 10 children's hospitals nationwide, and the only one in Illinois, to be named a "Top Hospital" for patient safety by The Leapfrog Group, a national consortium of healthcare payers that promotes "leaps" in patient safety.[98]
  • The Joint Commission, the leading accreditor of healthcare organizations in America, named the hospital as one of three of the nation's top performers on key quality measures. Children's hospitals were ranked in one area – children's asthma.[99]
  • In 2014 the hospital was recognized on the Becker's Hospital Review list of "150 Great Places to Work in Healthcare".[100]
  • In July 2016, the hospital became the first children's hospital in Illinois to be designated as a level 1 pediatric surgery center by the American College of Surgeons.[101] The hospital is 1 of 24 nationwide that have received this designation.
  • In both 2019 and 2020, Lurie Children's Hospital was named as a best midsize employer (2019), and a best employer in Illinois (2020) by Forbes Magazine.[102] Also in 2020, Lurie Children's was designated as a "level 8 acute" hospital by the CHIME "most wired" hospital survey for their advanced use of technology.[103]

U.S. News rankings

On the 2007–08 rankings, Children's Memorial Hospital was ranked #25 best children's hospital in the U.S. on the U.S. News & World Report rankings of pediatric hospitals in the United States.[104]

On the 2010–11 rankings, Children's Memorial Hospital was ranked #10 in pediatric cancer, #10 in pediatric gastroenterology, #18 in pediatric cardiology, #10 in pediatric nephrology, #15 in neonatology, #10 in pediatric neurosurgery, #18 in pediatric orthopedics, #19 in pediatric pulmonology, and #5 in pediatric urology on the U.S. News & World Report rankings of pediatric hospitals in the United States.[105][106]

Ranked #6 among only 11 children's hospitals nationwide to qualify for the Honor Roll in the 2016–17 U.S. News & World Report Best Children's Hospitals rankings.[107]

The hospital was ranked as the #10 best children's hospital in the country on the 2018–19 U.S. News & World Report list of honor roll children's hospitals.[108][109]

As of 2021 Lurie Children's has placed nationally in all 10 ranked pediatric specialties on U.S. News & World Report.[110]

2021 U.S. News & World Report Rankings for Lurie Children's[111]
Specialty Rank (In the U.S.) Score (Out of 100)
Neonatology #8 91.3
Pediatric Cancer #14 83.4
Pediatric Cardiology & Heart Surgery #8 86.8
Pediatric Diabetes & Endocrinology #32 69.2
Pediatric Gastroenterology & GI Surgery #14 85.7
Pediatric Nephrology #12 82.9
Pediatric Neurology & Neurosurgery #11 86.5
Pediatric Orthopedics #35 69.9
Pediatric Pulmonology & Lung Surgery #21 78.4
Pediatric Urology #7 84.5

Notable people

  • Robert Satcher - Former physician, and NASA Astronaut
  • Susan L. Cohn – Physician and pediatric oncology chief at Comer Children's Hospital, completed pediatric fellowship at Children's Memorial Hospital.[112]
  • John F Sarwark – Physician and head of pediatric orthopedics at Lurie Children's.[113]
  • Willis J. Potts – Pioneered one of the country's first pediatric surgery programs at Children's Memorial Hospital.
  • Orvar Swenson – Former surgeon-in-chief at Children's Memorial Hospital.
  • Frank Spooner Churchill – President of the medical staff at Children's Memorial Hospital from 1909 to 1917.[114]
  • Stephen Dolgin – American pediatric surgeon who completed fellowship at Children's Memorial Hospital.
  • Wolf W. Zuelzer – Pediatric pathologist who completed residency at Children's Memorial Hospital.
  • Rebekah D. Fenton – American physician who works in the department of Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine at Lurie Children's Hospital.
  • Marc Weissbluth – American pediatrician and author trained at Children's Memorial Hospital.
  • George J. Mohr – Completed pediatric internship at Children's Memorial Hospital.
  • Nadia Dowshen – American pediatrician who completed fellowship at Lurie Children's Hospital.
  • Ellen Sidransky – American pediatrician who completed residency at Lurie Children's Hospital.

Gallery

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    The full hospital.

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    Tetris-inspired architecture.

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    A view of the south-facing side of Lurie Children's Hospital.

See also

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External links

  • Lurie Children's home page
  • Stanley Manne Children's Research Institute home page
  • U.S News Best Children's Hospitals 2016–17
  • U.S News Best Children's Hospitals 2011–12

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lurie, children, hospital, robert, chicago, formerly, children, memorial, hospital, commonly, known, lurie, children, nationally, ranked, pediatric, acute, care, children, hospital, located, chicago, illinois, hospital, beds, affiliated, with, northwestern, un. Ann amp Robert H Lurie Children s Hospital of Chicago formerly Children s Memorial Hospital and commonly known as Lurie Children s is a nationally ranked pediatric acute care children s hospital located in Chicago Illinois The hospital has 360 beds and is affiliated with the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine The hospital provides comprehensive pediatric specialties and subspecialties to infants children teens and young adults aged 0 21 1 2 throughout Illinois and surrounding regions Lurie Children s also sometimes treats adults that require pediatric care 3 4 Ann amp Robert H Lurie Children s Hospital of Chicago also features a state designated Level 1 Pediatric Trauma Center one of four in the state 5 The hospital has affiliations with the nearby Northwestern Memorial Hospital and the attached Prentice Women s Hospital Lurie is located on the university s Streeterville campus with more than 1 665 physicians on its medical staff and 4 000 employees 6 Additionally Lurie Children s has a rooftop helipad to transport critically ill pediatric patients to the hospital 7 Ann amp Robert H Lurie Children s Hospital of ChicagoAn exterior image of Ann amp Robert H Lurie Children s Hospital of Chicago GeographyLocation225 East Chicago Avenue Chicago Illinois United StatesCoordinates41 53 47 N 87 37 19 W 41 89639 N 87 62194 W 41 89639 87 62194 Coordinates 41 53 47 N 87 37 19 W 41 89639 N 87 62194 W 41 89639 87 62194OrganizationFundingNon profit hospitalTypeTeachingAffiliated universityNorthwestern University Feinberg School of MedicineServicesEmergency departmentLevel 1 Pediatric Trauma CenterBeds312SpecialityChildren PediatricsHelipadsHelipadFAA LID 75ISNumber Length Surfaceft mH1 66 x 66 20 x 20 rooftopHistoryFormer name s Children s Memorial HospitalConstruction startedOriginal 1882 Current 2012Opened1882LinksWebsitewww wbr luriechildrens wbr orgListsHospitals in IllinoisLurie Children s hosts 70 pediatric subspecialties and has locations across the Chicago area Physicians and staff provided care for more than 212 000 children in 2018 from 48 states and 49 countries 8 On the 2019 2020 U S News amp World Report rankings of the Best Children s Hospitals Lurie Children s is the top children s hospital in Illinois ranking in all 10 specialties 9 Contents 1 History 1 1 Origins 1 2 New Hospital Campus 2 About 2 1 Education 2 2 Research 2 3 Patient care units 2 4 Ronald McDonald House 2 4 1 History 3 Awards and rankings 3 1 U S News rankings 4 Notable people 5 Gallery 6 See also 7 References 8 External linksHistory EditOrigins Edit Founded in 1882 as the Maurice Porter Memorial Hospital an 8 bed cottage exclusively for children aged 3 13 at the corner of Chicago s Halsted and Belden streets was established by nurse and mother Julia Foster Porter after the death of her 13 year old son 10 11 Two years later in 1884 Porter acquired another property a few blocks away from the original building and built a three story replacement hospital with 22 beds In 1896 Porter planned and supported another expansion that increased the hospital s capacity to 50 beds 12 13 In 1903 Porter was given a large gift that allowed for the purchase the triangular block of land on which the new Maurice Porter Children s Hospital was built It remained in Chicago s Lincoln Park neighborhood for 130 years 14 15 The hospital underwent further reorganization in 1904 ultimately changing the hospital s name from the Maurice Porter Children s Hospital to Children s Memorial Hospital CMH 16 17 A few years later in 1907 the hospital was gifted an X ray machine by local philanthropist John Borland 18 The Martha Wilson Memorial Pavilion in 1945 By 1908 capacity reached 108 beds after the opening of the Cribside Pavilion also allowing admission of infants for the first time in the hospital s history 19 In 1912 CMH was again expanded allowing the hospital to have a total capacity of 175 beds Generous philanthropic support from the community including endowments of between 350 and 500 to support a patient bed for 1 year allowed the hospital to continue providing free care 20 In 1926 CMH constructed the new Martha Wilson Memorial Pavilion increasing total hospital capacity to 272 beds During construction of the new pavilion they also built a residence for nurses and interns on the site of the former 1886 hospital 21 In the 1940s doctors from CMH pioneered one of the earliest pediatric surgery programs in the country Surgeons Willis J Potts and Sidney Smith invented a number of surgical tools used to operate on blood vessels and they devised a new surgery to treat blue baby syndrome 22 In 1957 it was decided by CMH administration that a new modern hospital building was needed to replace the Maurice Porter and Agnes Wilson pavilions 23 Three years later in 1960 demolition was started and ground was broken to make way for the new patient tower research building and administrative offices Two years later on October 11 1962 the new patient tower officially opened with the research tower opening in 1963 24 In the 1960s Children s Memorial Hospital s department of anesthesia first established a pediatric intensive care unit PICU at CMH with the capacity of 10 beds 25 In June 1979 former McDonald s CEO Ray Kroc made a donation to the hospital that funded the addition of a three story building named the Ray A Kroc Diagnostic and Treatment Center in his honor 26 The building included new operating rooms a new 25 bed emergency department and a radiology suite 27 The main tower of what was then known as Children s Memorial Hospital in 2016 In 1982 CMH added on a four floor expansion to the main hospital bed tower 24 The four floors were topped with a new rooftop helipad and one of the floors served as the neonatal intensive care unit for the hospital 28 Also in 1982 CMH successfully separated a pair of conjoined twins during a nine hour operation The twins were previously joined at their pelvises 29 30 The former site being demolishedIn 2006 hospital administration had announced plans to build an entirely new children s hospital closer to downtown Chicago and closer to the campus of their academic affiliate Northwestern University 31 In 2008 the hospital administration and CEO were victims of extortion by then governor Rod Blagojevich for 8 million of state funding in exchange for a 25 000 fundraiser 32 33 34 After the move the old buildings on the former site sat empty for years becoming an eyesore that angered the local community 35 In 2016 demolition on the former Children s Memorial Hospital began to make way for low rise apartment and retail space 36 37 38 New Hospital Campus Edit On June 9 2012 the hospital moved from their old campus to its current location in Streeterville in a coordinated move of 200 children that took over 10 hours 39 The hospital also changed its name to Ann amp Robert H Lurie Children s Hospital of Chicago 40 The new name recognized philanthropist Ann Lurie and her late husband in honor of the 100 million gift she made in 2007 to help create the new hospital and to enhance its pediatric research initiatives 41 42 More than just a donation Ann Lurie secured funding from other philanthropists and gave tours of the hospital 43 She also served on the board of the hospital The donation was the largest that the hospital had ever received 44 The staff moved 170 patients and their parents traveling by ambulance and escorted by the Chicago Police Department 45 The move was designed to allow the hospital to be closer to its academic partner Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine attract and retain the best staff foster stronger collaboration with adult researchers and clinicians improve transition of patients into adult care and provide even faster transport for critically ill newborns from neighboring Prentice Women s Hospital 46 47 Clearing of the land to make way for the Ann and Robert H Lurie Children s Hospital replacing the old Children s Memorial Hospital The rooftop helipad of Lurie Children s Hospital The new 1 25 million square foot 116 thousand square metre 48 building cost 605 million excluding land and was completed in June 2012 The building featured 23 floors and was envisioned by ZGF Architects Solomon Cordwell Buenz and Anderson Mikos Architects 49 Structural engineering services for the new building was provided by Magnusson Klemencic Associates 50 Construction of the building was managed by a joint venture of Mortenson Construction and Power Construction 51 52 The new hospital was set to have a rooftop helipad for the critical transport of pediatric patients which angered local residents and pilots citing safety and noise concerns of a rooftop helipad A local resident organization eventually filed a lawsuit to try and stop the helipad ultimately losing the case 53 The unique design of the hospital included many firsts in hospital design that included the emergency room being on the second floor 54 The hospital included almost double the space of the previous hospital and include much needed amenities including outdoor spaces for patients and families playrooms and private patient rooms 55 Design of the hospital has been industry praised and featured in many prominent publications 56 57 58 The new hospital also includes multiple terraces with plants and trees to help calm patients and families with a new helipad on top for transport of critically ill pediatric patients 59 In October 2014 the hospital inaugurated its first annual Hope and Courage awards recognizing leaders who have demonstrated exceptional commitments to improving the health and well being of children 60 The 2014 honorees were Jamarielle Ransom Marks who runs the Jam s Blood and Bone Marrow Drive child product safety advocates Linda E Ginzel and Boaz Keysar and Senator Richard J Durbin 61 In 2016 Lurie Children s announced their plans for a 51 million expansion that would add 44 pediatric intensive care beds and four neonatal intensive care beds to existing space within the hospital 62 The hospital cited the need for more intensive care beds due to the fact that they were often at capacity and previously had to turn away patients 63 Pancoe right raises the Lurie Children s flag on the summit of Mt Everest in May 2019 In 2019 Chicago native Alex Pancoe started a fundraiser where he committed to climb Mount Everest to raise funds for the hospital with a goal to raise 1 million 64 Pancoe was previously treated at Lurie Children s Hospital for a brain tumor when he was in college 65 In March 2020 Lurie Children s Hospital announced that they would transfer children from other area hospitals to Lurie to make way for adult COVID 19 surge capacity at the adult hospitals and allow for the adult hospitals to convert their pediatric beds 66 67 The next month in April 2020 Lurie Children s Hospital loaned out many of their ventilators to adult hospitals in the area including neighboring Northwestern Memorial Hospital to help deal with the adult ventilator shortage because of the 2020 COVID 19 pandemic 68 69 In May 2020 it was announced that two employees had viewed over 8 000 HIPAA protected patient records without permission throughout the previous year 70 The two employees were fired but a class action lawsuit was filed against the hospital for the breach of privacy 71 72 In December 2020 doctors from Lurie Children s pioneered the use of gene replacement therapy to treat a case of a baby with type 1 Spinal Muscular Atrophy a disease that deteriorates the muscles 73 In early 2021 management from both Lurie Children s and Rush University Medical Center RUMC announced that they would be forming a pediatric alliance to better deliver pediatric care throughout the region 74 The alliance would officially start on February 1 2021 and would align both inpatient and outpatient pediatric services at RUMC under the Lurie Children s umbrella known as Lurie Children s amp Rush Advancing Children s Health 75 76 About EditEducation Edit As the primary pediatric teaching hospital of Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine 77 the hospital has a pediatrics residency and fellowship program maintaining close affiliations with Northwestern The Feinberg School is ranked 17th for research and 17th for primary care in the 2016 17 U S News amp World Report rankings of top research oriented medical schools in the country 78 Research Edit A formal pediatric research program at the hospital dates back to 1982 when the Children s Memorial Research Center was established Additional floors for research were dedicated in 2004 79 When the hospital moved to their new campus in 2012 and changed names the research institute was renamed to the Lurie Children s Research Institute 80 In 2014 the Lurie Children s Research Institute received a donation from philanthropist Stanley Manne The donation prompted hospital officials to rename the research arm to the Stanley Manne Children s Research Institute to honor Manne 81 In 2019 the institute was relocated from its original location in Lincoln Park to the current location in the Northwestern University owned Simpson Querrey Biomedical Research Center 82 Patient care units Edit The Ann amp Robert H Lurie Children s Hospital of Chicago has a variety of patient care units to care for pediatric patients aged 0 21 throughout Chicago 83 48 bed general medical amp medical observation units 40 bed pediatric intensive care unit PICU 48 bed pediatric hematology and oncology unit 44 bed cardiac care unit 64 bed neonatal intensive care unit NICU 45 bed emergency department 23 bed pre and post operative 12 bed psychiatric unit ages 3 17 In addition to the pediatric patient care units Lurie Children s Hospital has 21 operating rooms and a sky garden to help relax families at the hospital 84 Ronald McDonald House Edit Opened in 2012 about five blocks away from Lurie Children s Hospital is the Ronald McDonald House Near Lurie Children s Hospital RMCH one of many in the Chicago region 85 The house has 70 all private guest rooms to serve families of pediatric patients aged 21 years or younger in treatment at Lurie Children s neonates at Prentice Women s and pediatric rehabilitation patients from Shirley Ryan AbilityLab 86 The house provides places to sleep meals and entertainment to siblings and families for free Additionally Lurie Children s hosts a Ronald McDonald family room on site that offers nine sleep rooms showers and other amenities to families with children being treated at the hospital 87 History Edit Before Lurie Children s Hospital moved to their current location Children s Memorial Hospital featured a 21 room RMCH near their campus When Lurie Children s moved to the Streeterville neighborhood a new 40 million 14 story RMCH was built five blocks away and nine rooms were built into the Lurie Children s building 88 The former house near the defunct hospital was later demolished 89 In August 2018 pharmaceutical company AbbVie donated 100 million to the nationwide Ronald McDonald House charities and set aside 3 million for the Chicago Ronald McDonald houses with AbbVie officials later touring the house 90 In November 2019 the house unveiled a four room expansion to increase their capacity and serve more families 91 In August 2020 the house underwent minor damage after a group of looters taking advantage of a local police shooting protest shattered the glass front door of the house 92 Additionally families inside the house were placed on lockdown to ensure their safety 93 Awards and rankings EditAs the first free standing children s hospital in the country and the first hospital in Illinois the hospital was granted in 2001 the first of its four Magnet designations which it received again in 2005 2010 and 2015 94 Less than one percent of all hospitals have achieved this accomplishment of redesignation three or more times 95 Upon the opening of the new Lurie Children s Hospital in 2012 the building was designated as LEED Gold certified for environmentally friendly features like their green roof and stormwater management system 96 In 2012 the hospital received a design award from the magazine Modern Healthcare for the advanced design and construction practices used to build the new Lurie Children s Hospital 97 The hospital is one of only 10 children s hospitals nationwide and the only one in Illinois to be named a Top Hospital for patient safety by The Leapfrog Group a national consortium of healthcare payers that promotes leaps in patient safety 98 The Joint Commission the leading accreditor of healthcare organizations in America named the hospital as one of three of the nation s top performers on key quality measures Children s hospitals were ranked in one area children s asthma 99 In 2014 the hospital was recognized on the Becker s Hospital Review list of 150 Great Places to Work in Healthcare 100 In July 2016 the hospital became the first children s hospital in Illinois to be designated as a level 1 pediatric surgery center by the American College of Surgeons 101 The hospital is 1 of 24 nationwide that have received this designation In both 2019 and 2020 Lurie Children s Hospital was named as a best midsize employer 2019 and a best employer in Illinois 2020 by Forbes Magazine 102 Also in 2020 Lurie Children s was designated as a level 8 acute hospital by the CHIME most wired hospital survey for their advanced use of technology 103 U S News rankings Edit On the 2007 08 rankings Children s Memorial Hospital was ranked 25 best children s hospital in the U S on the U S News amp World Report rankings of pediatric hospitals in the United States 104 On the 2010 11 rankings Children s Memorial Hospital was ranked 10 in pediatric cancer 10 in pediatric gastroenterology 18 in pediatric cardiology 10 in pediatric nephrology 15 in neonatology 10 in pediatric neurosurgery 18 in pediatric orthopedics 19 in pediatric pulmonology and 5 in pediatric urology on the U S News amp World Report rankings of pediatric hospitals in the United States 105 106 Ranked 6 among only 11 children s hospitals nationwide to qualify for the Honor Roll in the 2016 17 U S News amp World Report Best Children s Hospitals rankings 107 The hospital was ranked as the 10 best children s hospital in the country on the 2018 19 U S News amp World Report list of honor roll children s hospitals 108 109 As of 2021 Lurie Children s has placed nationally in all 10 ranked pediatric specialties on U S News amp World Report 110 2021 U S News amp World Report Rankings for Lurie Children s 111 Specialty Rank In the U S Score Out of 100 Neonatology 8 91 3Pediatric Cancer 14 83 4Pediatric Cardiology amp Heart Surgery 8 86 8Pediatric Diabetes amp Endocrinology 32 69 2Pediatric Gastroenterology amp GI Surgery 14 85 7Pediatric Nephrology 12 82 9Pediatric Neurology amp Neurosurgery 11 86 5Pediatric Orthopedics 35 69 9Pediatric Pulmonology amp Lung Surgery 21 78 4Pediatric Urology 7 84 5Notable people EditRobert Satcher Former physician and NASA Astronaut Susan L Cohn Physician and pediatric oncology chief at Comer Children s Hospital completed pediatric fellowship at Children s Memorial Hospital 112 John F Sarwark Physician and head of pediatric orthopedics at Lurie Children s 113 Willis J Potts Pioneered one of the country s first pediatric surgery programs at Children s Memorial Hospital Orvar Swenson Former surgeon in chief at Children s Memorial Hospital Frank Spooner Churchill President of the medical staff at Children s Memorial Hospital from 1909 to 1917 114 Stephen Dolgin American pediatric surgeon who completed fellowship at Children s Memorial Hospital Wolf W Zuelzer Pediatric pathologist who completed residency at Children s Memorial Hospital Rebekah D Fenton American physician who works in the department of Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine at Lurie Children s Hospital Marc Weissbluth American pediatrician and author trained at Children s 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