Sinai Community Institute

With a medical facility your experience may vary greatly depending on who your doctor is. This review focuses on the facility, services, support staff, and overall logistics.
The bulk of people using this building (about 75%) are using the doctors office on the third floor. The first and second floors contain a vending area, children’s daycare center, after school center, community meeting rooms, and a mental health office. There is also a basement but that is just full of cleaning supplies and building operations.
The third floor was recently remodeled. The southern half is for the Access Community Health center with lots of general practitioners to see a large flow of patients. The north half of the floor is for speciality doctors like OBGYN, Urologists, Endocrinologists, surgeons, and all sorts of other people. Everyone visiting either side all file in to their appropriate checkin station, are given a number, then called by a registration clerk that finalizes all paperwork and collects needed co pays. The colored number you were given remain with you for the entire visit for paperwork, exam room, lab tests, and discharge /​followup appointment scheduling.
There is free and fast wifi throughout all areas and restrooms are plentiful and cleaned constantly by a private cleaning company. Also remember to get a parking pass for discounted parking in the large parking deck (most patients pay just $ 2 for their stay).
Depending on your doctor and their process of possibly double or triple scheduling your wait can be a few minutes to a few hours.
The lab staff are always friendly and pretty quick. With everyone using the color numbered system things tend to move fast when not depending on the ability of your specific doctor to move through their patient load.
Overall the facility is in great shape, has ample security, clean restrooms, fast lab associates, and is comfortable to wait in. If the doctors had an overall faster patient throughput they would have a solid five stars. And free parking wouldn’t hurt either.

Located in the near South Side, this meeting place provides space for large and small groups alike. I attended an adult education program graduation here. The space itself was more than enough to accommodate both the graduates and their guests (nearly 100 people total).
The room’s décor was sparse but elegant with the columns sprouting into the ceiling panels like tree trunks.
The only big downside was the climate control — the room (heated for winter) quickly became too hot. It was a sweating mess for anyone dressed up for the occasion.