Clinical Areas and Medical Conditions
Practices that Serve the Medical Condition You Selected
More than one practice has physicians with the expertise to address the medical condition you selected. Please choose from the list below to see more information about each practice. If you are not sure which practice would best meet your needs, you may contact the departments directly for more information or contact our Patient Services Center at 312-695-1920 Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:00 am and 5:00 pm.
Infectious Disease
Infectious Disease
The Division of Infectious Diseases offers comprehensive evaluation and treatment of the wide variety of illnesses caused by infection with bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites. Infectious diseases consultants assist referring physicians with the management of life-threatening, chronic, or perplexing infections in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Division members also provide expertise on infection control and the appropriate use of antibiotics within the hospital.
Members of the Division of Infectious Diseases also conduct research on the mechanisms of infectious diseases, the prevention of disease transmission, and novel antibiotic therapies. The faculty and fellows also see patients in the HIV Center, Galter Pavilion, Northwestern Memorial Hospital.
For information about HIV clinical trials conducted in the HIV Center or enrollment procedures, please go to: http://www.hivclinicaltrials.northwestern.edu
For information about travel medicine and immunizations go to: http://www.nmff.org/travelmedicine or call (312) 695-1888 for an appointment.
HIV Center
The HIV Center provides comprehensive assessments and medical treatment for persons with HIV. Services include consultation with the patient's personal physician, social work services, pharmacist medication teaching, nutritional counseling, clinical drug studies, home care coordination, and referrals for psychiatric, dental, and legal services. A comprehensive specialized program for HIV-infected women also includes obstetrical and gynecological care. The HIV Center also conducts numerous HIV clinical trials. For more information about the trials or how to enroll in the trials, go to: http://www.hivclinicaltrials.northwestern.edu
General Internal Medicine
The General Internal Medicine Clinic provides comprehensive medical care for adults. This includes evaluating new problems, caring for chronic diseases, advising you on preventive care such as cancer screening tests, and providing advice about diet and exercise that can help you stay healthy. We also coordinate our patients' care with other specialists when needed, including medical subspecialties and surgery. We are committed to caring for you as a person and making sure you always get the best health care possible.
Other Information:
The clinic is closed on major holidays.
Additional Recommended Resources:
Practices that Serve the Medical Condition You Selected
More than one practice has physicians with the expertise to address the medical condition you selected. Please choose from the list below to see more information about each practice. If you are not sure which practice would best meet your needs, you may contact the departments directly for more information or contact our Patient Services Center at 312-695-1920 Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:00 am and 5:00 pm.
Infectious Disease
Infectious Disease
The Division of Infectious Diseases offers comprehensive evaluation and treatment of the wide variety of illnesses caused by infection with bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites. Infectious diseases consultants assist referring physicians with the management of life-threatening, chronic, or perplexing infections in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Division members also provide expertise on infection control and the appropriate use of antibiotics within the hospital.
Members of the Division of Infectious Diseases also conduct research on the mechanisms of infectious diseases, the prevention of disease transmission, and novel antibiotic therapies. The faculty and fellows also see patients in the HIV Center, Galter Pavilion, Northwestern Memorial Hospital.
For information about HIV clinical trials conducted in the HIV Center or enrollment procedures, please go to: http://www.hivclinicaltrials.northwestern.edu
For information about travel medicine and immunizations go to: http://www.nmff.org/travelmedicine or call (312) 695-1888 for an appointment.
HIV Center
The HIV Center provides comprehensive assessments and medical treatment for persons with HIV. Services include consultation with the patient's personal physician, social work services, pharmacist medication teaching, nutritional counseling, clinical drug studies, home care coordination, and referrals for psychiatric, dental, and legal services. A comprehensive specialized program for HIV-infected women also includes obstetrical and gynecological care. The HIV Center also conducts numerous HIV clinical trials. For more information about the trials or how to enroll in the trials, go to: http://www.hivclinicaltrials.northwestern.edu
General Internal Medicine
The General Internal Medicine Clinic provides comprehensive medical care for adults. This includes evaluating new problems, caring for chronic diseases, advising you on preventive care such as cancer screening tests, and providing advice about diet and exercise that can help you stay healthy. We also coordinate our patients' care with other specialists when needed, including medical subspecialties and surgery. We are committed to caring for you as a person and making sure you always get the best health care possible.
Other Information:
The clinic is closed on major holidays.
Additional Recommended Resources:
- National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute - www.nhlbi.org
