Investing
in the communities we serve

$5 billion+

Over the past 10 years, UChicago Medicine’s reported community investments have totaled more than $5 billion.

$636.6
Million

Total investment, fiscal 2023

University
of Chicago Medical Center

Serving Chicago’s South Side

$573 Million

Total uncompensated care

$399.5 Million
Medicaid and Medicare
uncompensated care
$149.4 Million
Unrecoverable patient debt
$24.1 Million
Financial Assistance (Charity Care)

$48 Million

Medical research

Lorem, ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Neque recusandae eligendi esse? Esse ipsam molestias, sed soluta cumque aperiam illo nihil necessitatibus consectetur adipisci velit. Earum inventore impedit ipsum illum.

$10.5 Million

Uncategorized community benefit

$4.1 Million

Medical education

$1 Million

Cash/in-kind

UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial

Serving the South Suburbs

$92.3 Million

Total uncompensated care

$47.8 Million
Medicaid and Medicare
uncompensated care
$33.9 Million
Unrecoverable patient debt
$10.6 Million
Financial assistance (Charity Care)

$1.1 Million

Medical education

$805,608

Uncategorized community benefit

$102,075

Cash/in-kind

$94.3
Million

Total investment, fiscal 2023

Number of Patients with Medicaid Admitted to Private Hospitals in Metro Chicago

University of Chicago Medical Center	12,069
Advocate Christ Medical Center	10,044
Rush University Medical Center	8,093
Northwestern Memorial Hospital	7,247
Mount Sinai Hospital Medical Center	6,700
Lurie Children’s Hospital	5,283
Presence Saint Mary & Elizabeth Medical Center	4,820
UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial Hospital	4,055
Swedish Hospital	3,527
Jackson Park Hospital	2,871
Loretto Hospital	2,643
Roseland Community Hospital	1,993
St. Bernard Hospital	1,973
South Shore Hospital	683

Source: Illinois Department of Public Health, Health Facilities & Services Review Board, Annual Hospital Profiles, 2022

$531.4
million

In economic benefits to certified minority- and woman-owned firms on UChicago Medicine capital and renovation projects (2001-2023)

Supporting local AND diverse firms for purchasing AND construction

Construction Compliance Initiative

With the construction of the Comer Children’s Hospital in 2001, UChicago Medicine established the Construction Compliance Initiative. The purpose of the initiative is to encourage economic development with contracting opportunities for minority- and woman-owned business enterprises.

From 2001 to 2023, certified minority- and woman-owned firms (M/WBE) achieved $531.4 Million in economic benefit from contracts awarded and paid on UChicago Medicine capital, renovation and plant expenditures.

Fiscal 2023

$32.6 million in contracts awarded and paid to certified minority- and woman-owned firms
$1.3 million in wages paid to minority and female onsite construction workers
$730,000 in wages earned by 192 Chicago residents working on UChicago Medicine construction projects
$531.4 million in economic benefits to certified minority- and woman-owned firms on UChicago Medicine capital and renovation projects (2001-2023)

Local Firms: In fiscal 2023, 23 local firms worked on UChicago Medicine construction projects.

Supplier Diversity

In fiscal 2023, more than $28 million in contracts were awarded and paid to minority- and woman-owned non-construction-related vendors and service providers
More than $150 million in contracts were awarded and paid to firms with offices in the State of Illinois

Investing in the communities we serve

$5 billion+

University of Chicago Medical Center

UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial

Supporting local AND diverse firms for purchasing AND construction

Investing
in the communities we serve

University
of Chicago Medical Center