
Arlington Heights Health Center
Cook County Health and Hospitals System (CCHHS) is a government-backed health system based in Chicago, founded in 1835. It serves as the safety net provider for Chicago and suburban Cook County, with the John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital as its main public hospital located in the Illinois Medical District. The system emphasizes advanced cardiac care, women’s health services, and community resources, employing about 1,170 people and generating roughly $2.6B in annual revenue. Key details: - Headquarters: Chicago, IL - Relationships: Public safety-net health system for Chicago and suburban Cook County - Main hospital: John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital - Locations: 7 offices across the United States (focus in Chicago area) - Contact: General phone numbers listed on site - Website: cookcountyhealth.org Note: The provided content does not mention an Arlington Heights Health Center or a specific Arlington Heights location within Cook County Health. If you’re looking for Arlington Heights-specific services, you may need to check the official site or contact options for the most current facility listings.



