St. Bernard Hospital

Living with a chronic illness means managing your health every single day. On Chronic Disease Awareness Day, St. Bernard Hospital wants to remind you that small, proactive steps can make a massive difference in your quality of life.

Chronic conditions are incredibly common, but early detection changes everything.

Protect your health and your future. Schedule a checkup with our dedicated ACC team by visiting www.stbh.org or calling 773-962-4075.

When you visit St. Bernard Hospital, our goal is to make sure you feel supported, respected and cared for from the moment you walk through our doors. Hearing from our patients lets us know we’re hitting that mark.

What has your experience been like at St. Bernard? Share your feedback with us at www.stbh.org/experience or email us directly at [email protected] to share your story today.

It’s World Sickle Cell Awareness Day and on Juneteenth we’re bringing awareness to the nearly 100,000 people in the U.S. currently living with sickle cell disease (SCD), 90% of whom are Black Americans.

This chronic inherited blood disorder causes rigid, crescent-shaped cells to block necessary blood flow, leading to severe pain crises, anemia and organ damage.

For people living with SCD, there is a notable gap in treatment equity that has left many patients facing dismissed symptoms and stigmatization.

We, at St. Bernard Hospital, see you and are here to close that gap in protection and care.

Early screening saves lives. If your family is impacted by SCD, regular medical check-ups and routine screenings are your strongest defense against complications.

Connect with our team to schedule an appointment and receive the treatment you need. Visit www.stbh.org or call (773) 962-4075.