This dashboard provides information about Esperanza's vaccination efforts on the Southwest Side of Chicago. Please note that, at present, Esperanza continues to follow established guidelines for vaccination and is scheduling appointments for a) establi
Jun 29, 2020
In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, Esperanza Health Centers is making some changes in service effective Wednesday, April 1st.
Completing the census is easy, safe, and important! When you don’t complete the census, your community loses money for schools, parks, clinics, hospitals, and other services that keep everyone safe and healthy.
Capping a trajectory of excellence and hope that began in 2004, Esperanza finally realized its long-awaited dream of opening a new health center in Brighton Park.
The Department of Homeland Security is attempting to dramatically increase immigration-related fees by as much as 83%, a move that would make it difficult for many people to adjust their status to become green card holders or naturalized citizens.
As Latino leaders and practitioners in healthcare in Chicago, we strongly support Mayor Lightfoot’s Framework for Mental Health Equity. It would extend services to our communities far more effectively than adding more City-run mental health clinics.
From the beginning, Esperanza’s mission has been to deliver health and hope to Chicago’s underserved communities.
The Trump Administration wants us to believe that its revised “public charge” rule, penalizing lawful immigrants for utilizing noncash benefits such as Medicaid, SNAP (fo
Make sure your little ones are protected by staying up to date on immunizations! This document contains the vaccine schedule for babies and below there is information on the diseases prevented by each vaccine.
But for thousands of people who live in Brighton Park, Gage Park, Back of the Yards and Archer Heights, access to quality care can be hard to come by.