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INCORPORATED SEPTEMBER 22, 2021

The South Side Healthy Community Organization (SSHCO) is comprised of 13 healthcare organizations – safety net hospitals, health systems and Federally Qualified Health Centers — on the South Side of Chicago. Supported by generous state funding, the SSHCO aims to build a healthcare system that will prioritize community needs, intervene earlier and respond better. Our model, driven by community input, will better connect existing health organizations, increase access to care, address some of the most challenging health issues we face, and ultimately, build health equity and ensure stronger, healthier communities across the South Side of Chicago.

On Medicaid? No health insurance? No problem!

Our community health workers and nurses will help you find what you need to live healthier, longer lives and connect you to it! Once you submit this form, one of our staff members will contact you to discuss how the SSHCO can help you. 

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    Community Engagement

    The South Side Healthy Community Organization has engaged more than 2,000 South Side residents, healthcare providers, faith leaders, elected leaders, patients and more in an effort to gather input and ideas on what makes a healthy community.

    WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU

    Community feedback is important to us. Use the form below to let us know the ideas or solutions you would like to see through the South Side Health Transformation Project.

    About our CEO

    “I am ready to hit the ground running, building upon the strong foundation started by the SSHCO board who have been standing up this transformative organization with the tremendous funding support from the state. I am honored to play a role in this work that will be life-changing for the residents on the South Side as we strive to close the health equity gap that has existed for far too long.”

    Kimberly Hobson, CEO of the South Side Healthy Community Organization

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