Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I make an appointment?
- How do I reach the Elmhurst Clinic?
- What if I have to cancel my appointment?
- How do I get my prescriptions refilled?
- How do I notify my doctor in an emergency?
- How do I get a copy of my medical records?
How do I make an appointment?
Appointments can be made by calling the appropriate medical department telephone number listed below. If you need to make an appointment with a physician other than your own, please ask the patient support representative to schedule you with someone who is appropriate for your medical needs. If you need immediate care, you will be promptly scheduled. We will make every effort to provide all patients with timely and thorough medical treatment.
Allergy
331-221-9001
Audiology/Hearing Aids
331-221-9004
Cardiology
331-221-9003
Dermatology
331-221-9005
Ear, Nose & Throat and Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
331-221-9004
Family Medicine
331-221-9001
Gastroenterology
331-221-9003
General Surgery
331-221-9004
Internal Medicine
331-221-9001
Nephrology
331-221-9003
Obstetrics/Gynecology
331-221-9006
Obstetrics/Gynecology (Drs. Bravo/San Juan/Martinez)
331-221-9002
Ophthalmology/Optometry
331-221-9004
Optical Shop
331-221-9007
Orthopedics
331-221-9004
Pediatric Cardiology
331-221-9003
Pediatrics
331-221-9002
Podiatry
331-221-9004
Pulmonary/Sleep Medicine
331-221-9003
Rheumatology
331-221-9004
Urology
331-221-9004
How do I reach the Elmhurst Clinic?
To reach us, call the appropriate medical department telephone number listed above. They will make it easier for you to reach your physician’s office directly. A patient support representative will ask for your name, telephone number and the nature of your call. If necessary, you may be asked to provide your birth date, any known allergies and current insurance information. If your call is not urgent, your physician will return it as soon as possible or after office hours.
What if I have to cancel my appointment?
If you are unable to keep your scheduled appointment or need to reschedule, please notify the appropriate appointment desk at least 24 hours in advance. Give the name of your physician and the date and time of your appointment. You may reschedule your appointment at that time. If we do not receive notice to cancel your scheduled appointment at least 24 hours in advance, our providers may charge you a $25 missed appointment fee
How do I get my prescriptions refilled?
Please try to call for prescription refills before your prescription runs out. Have the name and number of the prescription, the pharmacy’s phone number and dosage of medication available when you call. Pharmacies operated by Elmhurst Memorial Hospital are located at the Elmhurst Memorial Hospital campus and the Elmhurst Memorial Center for Health. They are available for your use. Pharmacy charges, however, will not appear on your Clinic billing statement. You can also order prescriptions online at NextMD.
How do I notify my doctor in an emergency?
In an emergency, call your Elmhurst Clinic physicians at the appropriate medical department telephone number or at 331-221-9000. All phone numbers transfer to an answering service after hours.
How do I get a copy of my medical records?
Your medical record is confidential. Information will not be disclosed without your written consent. Although the medical record is the property of the Elmhurst Clinic, you may request a copy. There is a charge for the cost of duplication. You will be required to sign a release form and can expect the copies to be ready within five working days. To receive a copy of the release form, contact our Medical Records department at 630-758-9719, send a fax to 630-941-2637 or download a PDF of the form here. Emergency situations are expedited.