Thirty-six doctors from Rush University Medical Center were named ‘top doctors’ in the January 2016 issue of Chicago magazine. The list of Chicago-area doctors was compiled by Castle Connolly Medical, a health care research and information company, from a survey of fellow physicians.
Dr. Annabelle Volgman, cardiologist and director of the Rush Heart Center for Women, was one of only seven Chicago doctors photographed and featured in the issue. Dr. Kim A. Williams, chief of cardiology at Rush, and Dr. Joshua Jacobs, chairman of orthopedic surgery at Rush, also were highlighted in the special issue.
Rush University Medical Center is home to many fine physicians. Following is a list of those identified by Chicago magazine. Doctors’ names are arranged alphabetically by specialty.
For the full list and an explanation of how top doctors are chosen, visit Chicago magazine. To make an appointment with physicians from Rush University Medical Center, call (888) 352-RUSH (7874).
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