Comprehensive Clinics

Comprehensive Clinics

For questions regarding any Comprehensive Clinic location, please call:

(309) 692-5337
(877) 335-2234

Click here to see upcoming Clinics through 2011.

Main Facility:

Bleeding and Clotting Disorders Institute

6811 N. Knoxville Avenue, Suite A
Peoria, IL 61614

 

Women’s Bleeding Disorders Clinic

6811 N. Knoxville Avenue, Suite A
Peoria, IL 61614

 

Clinic Locations:

Champaign

Frances Nelson Health Center
819 Bloomington Rd
Champaign, IL  61820

 

Decatur

Community Health Improvement Center
2905 N. Main Street
Decatur, IL  62521


Macomb

Medical Arts Building
Visiting Physician Office
527 E. Grant St.
Macomb, IL 61455


Moline

Pediatric Speciality Clinic
612 35th Ave
Moline, IL 61265


Ottawa

Fox River Cancer Center
1200 Starfire Dr.
Ottawa, IL 61350


Rockford

Swedish American Hospital
Children’s Medical Center
Dr. Glen Burress's Office
Pediatric Gastroenterology
1401 E. State Street
Rockford, IL  61104

 

Springfield

SIU School of Medicine Cancer Institute
Dept. of Pediatrics
Carol Jo Vecchie Center at St. John’s
Dr. Brandt’s Office
415 North 9th Street
PO Box 19678
Springfield, IL 62794


 
Thrombophilia Clinics

Bleeding and Clotting Disorders Institute

6811 N. Knoxville Avenue, Suite A
Peoria, IL 61614
(309) 692-5337
(877) 335-2234

Comprehensive clinics offered in February, June, August and November.

Comprehensive Care is a proven, effective treatment model used in healthcare. This sensitive, family-centered approach works extremely well in caring for people, not just diseases. At the Comprehensive Bleeding Disorders Center, comprehensive care is provided by a multi-disciplinary team of professionals with expertise in bleeding, clotting, and blood-related disorders. The team includes a hematologist, nurse coordinators, medical social worker, physical therapist, dentist, research coordinator, and outreach coordinator.

Comprehensive Care includes and emphasizes:

• prevention and overall healthy living,

• early diagnosis and intervention to prevent complications,

• assessment and treatment by a team of specialists,

• on-call medical personnel available after hours,

• education and training in self-care and health management,

• training for home and / or self infusions,

• psychosocial assessments, individual and family counseling,

• assistance with health insurance issues,

• coordination of care with other health providers,

• education of school nurses and daycare providers as needed,

• education for medical professionals on management of bleeding disorders,

• access to leading edge research studies

During one comprehensive clinic visit, patients are seen by the nurses, hematologist, physical therapist, dentist, medical social worker and others for an up-to-date assessment.