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Pediatrics

Swedish Covenant Hospital is proud to provide a full range of medical services to all children from birth through infancy to young adulthood. Our expert team of pediatricians, family medicine physicians, pediatric specialists, certified nurse-midwives and Magnet-recognized nursing staff are committed to the health, growth and development of every child. Our partnership with the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago ensures that all pediatric patients at Swedish Covenant Hospital receive the very highest quality care and resources available in Chicago.

This high level of care starts at birth, as our pediatricians, lactation consultants and other pediatric staff round on all new babies born in Swedish Covenant Hospital’s Family Birthing Center, and are on-hand 24/7 every day thereafter to provide in-patient care whenever needed. 

Swedish Covenant continues to strengthen our partnership with Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital to ensure your child receives the best care close to home. Specialists from Lurie Children’s work on Swedish Covenant Hospital’s campus and collaborate with hospital staff to care for patients. You get the benefit of the best care at a location convenient to your home.

Swedish Covenant Hospital offers a variety of unique cardiology services for pediatrics including the latest, safest CT and heart scan diagnostic capabilities and advanced pediatric echo technology. 

Swedish Covenant Hospital offers new parents access to a variety of classes including childbirth, breastfeeding, baby care and infant CPR. Additionally yoga, aquatic fitness and massage therapy programs are offered through our affiliate medical fitness facility, Galter LifeCenter.

To view all Swedish Covenant Hospital classes and to register, click here >>
To view all Galter LifeCenter classes, click here >> 

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