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Advertising campaign

We are building a new hospital, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago Opening June 9, 2012

On June 9, 2012, we will be moving and changing our name. We will become Ann & Robert H.Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago and will be located at 225 E. Chicago Avenue in the heart of Chicago. Since June 2011, our advertising campaign has focused on this new name and new location.

The current campaign highlights all the amazing benefits of our new hospital and features patients here at Children's Memorial:

Print

Print ads 

Train stations

Previous ad campaign

Our ad campaign in previous years celebrated our heroes — ordinary people who do extraordinary things. The campaign featured stories about the heroes of Children's Memorial:  patients and families; doctors, nurses and staff; research scientists; and the donors whose generosity supports our work.

Print

      Children's Memorial's suburban locations give convenient access to superior care.

Other campaign print ads include:  "One of a Kind", "Single Foot", "Research" and "Smiley Hand".

Radio

  • "Treyton's Story"
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    When Treyton was born, he was diagnosed with an incurable liver disorder, and his parents were told that without a transplant he wouldn't live past two.
  • "What if?"
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    What if you heard those words? You'd hope your child had access to the very best doctors, nurses and cures.
  • "Lengths"
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    Just one phone call to Children's Memorial is all it takes to give your child, and all of Chicago's children, a hope for a healthier tomorrow.

Television

Outdoor - highway billboards

Train stations

  • "Wake-up"
    We're the region's leading pediatric transplant center. 
  • "Dance"
    We're the region's largest center dedicated to diagnosing and curing childhood cancer.
  • "First day"
    More than 1,500 of the most critically ill children from over 100 hospitals are transferred to us for care each year.
  • "Sisters"
    We treat more children with neurological conditions than any other area hospital.