Looking for help?
We want to make it easy for you to quickly find care. You only need to dial one phone number: 708-PILLARS (708-745-5277) to gain access to a variety of services. And if we can’t help, we’ll put you in touch with someone who can.
- 24-hour, confidential domestic violence hotline:
708-485-5254 - 24-hour, confidential sexual assault hotline:
708-482-9600
A Message Regarding Immigration:
While it is not a common practice for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to enter places of business for health care providers and social service organizations, we want to assure you that Pillars Community Health actively protects our patient and client confidentiality and abides by all federal and state privacy and confidentiality rules. In addition, in the event that ICE does present at one of our facilities, we follow the protocol that we do not provide any information or access to ICE beyond public areas (e.g., waiting rooms) unless there is an appropriately issued warrant. If you are approached by ICE or other law enforcement officers, remember you have the right to remain silent and to demand to see a warrant. Follow these tips.
Yes, You Are Welcome Here.
We proudly represent and serve diverse communities in the western and southwestern suburbs of Chicago. Our caring, compassionate staff sees cultural differences as ASSETS. You are welcome regardless of your language, your race, your sexual orientation, your ability to pay, or any other factor.
New name, new look
Pillars Community Health is a nonprofit provider of health and social services. We are the result of a merger in January 2018 between Pillars and Community Nurse Health Center.
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Be a pillar for others
Today our communities—your communities—are facing a variety of issues, from increasing suicide rates, opioid addiction, a rise in households facing diabetes, and more. You can help. Stand strong as pillars on behalf of every person who is reaching for a better future.
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Standing Up to Bullying in Our Communities
October is Bullying Prevention Month, a nationwide campaign to address and end the issue of bullying in and outside of schools. Pillars Community Health echoes this initiative through prevention education in schools and communities.