ILLINOIS COMMUNITY BENEFIT ACT
SINAI HEALTH SYSTEM annually files a report of its Community Benefit Plan with the Illinois Attorney General's Office.
This report is public information and available to the public by contacting:
Charitable Trusts Bureau
Office of the Attorney General
100 West Randolph Street, 3rd Floor
Chicago, Illinois 60601-3175
(312)-814-3942
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Financial Assistance Applicants:
Sinai's Mission is to improve the health
of the individuals and communities we serve. We want to ensure that a systematic
process exists for the provision of medical care at a reduced rate to those patients
who have documented limited resources to pay.
Although reimbursement for services rendered is critical to the operation and stability of Sinai Health System, it is recognized that not all individuals possess the financial ability to purchase essential medical services. Therefore, in keeping with the System’s commitment to serve all members of its community, a reduced fee agreement will be considered in situations where the need and inability to pay co-exist. The healthcare services provided will be reimbursed at a reduced level based on established income criteria as defined in the financial assistance policy. Financial Assistance Applications are available to any patients expressing a need for financial help. Click here for a copy of the Financial Assistance Application.
Sinai Health Systems will require a nominal co-pay for individuals who qualify for Sinai Health System Financial Assistance Program. Upon completion of the financial assistance application an analysis will be completed to determine your financial responsibility. This co-pay varies depending on the service and is required each time you receive services. Please call our Financial Counseling office to receive further information regarding this policy (773) 257-1777.
PATIENT CONCERNS
SINAI HEALTH SYSTEM
If our patients have any concerns about patient care and safety in the hospital, that the hospital has not addressed, they are encouraged to contact hospital management. If the concerns cannot be resolved through the hospital, patients are encouraged to contact the Joint Commission. The public may contact the Joint Commission's Office of Quality Monitoring to report any concerns or register complaints about a Joint Comission-accredited health care organization by either calling 1-800-994-6610 or e-mailing complaint@jcaho.org.
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