Medical Services
OSF Medical Group offers safe, quality, comprehensive care in a wide variety of general and specialty medical categories. Some services may not be offered in all OSF Medical Group service areas. For more information about specific services in your area, please visit our OSF Medical Group Practice Directory.
Allergy / Immunology: Physicians who specialize in diseases that involve the immune system and allergy related disorders.
Clinical Research: Volunteers, under the supervision of highly qualified medical professionals, participate in studies that focus on finding the best treatments currently available for a wide variety of chronic conditions including diabetes, high blood pressure, and osteoporosis.
Diabetes Care: Services related to the diagnosis and treatment of diabetes; a disease in which the body is unable to properly use and store glucose (a form of sugar).
Endocrinology: Diagnosis and treatment of diseases related to the endocrine glands, which release hormones into the bloodstream.
Family Medicine: General medical services for individuals and family members of all age groups.
Gastroenterology: Services related to the diagnosis and treatment of stomach and intestinal related issues.
Geriatrics: Services for diseases primarily associated with seniors, including in nursing homes.
Hospitalist Services: Physicians who specialize in providing pediatric and adult hospital-based care in cooperation with a primary care provider.
Infectious Disease: Consultative diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases.
Internal Medicine: Diagnosis and treatment services of non-surgical diseases in adults and adolescents.
Neurology: Services related to the diagnosis and treatment of nervous system disorders.
Obstetrics/Gynecology: Physicians who specialize in the routine physical care of women. They also provide pre-natal care, birth/delivery services and treat diseases of the female reproductive system.
Occupational Medicine: Services designed to help maintain workers' health, prevent disease, and treat the results of workplace injuries or illnesses.
Pediatric Allergy: Diagnosing and treating a full range of allergy related disorders common in infancy and childhood.
Pediatrics: Development, care and treatment of diseases of children, from birth to age 18.
Pediatrics and Internal Medicine: Providers trained in both pediatric and adult medicine.
Psychiatry and Behavioral Health: Evaluation and therapy services to meet the mental and behavioral health needs of children, adolescents and adults.
Rheumatology: Diagnosis and treatment of more severe forms of arthritis and related diseases.
Urology: A specialty which deals with diseases of the male and female urinary tract and the male reproductive organs.
