 Connie Schroeder, RN Illini Community Hospital provides health care services to seven counties in West Central Illinois. For Illini, its community is the reason it exists. With state-of-the-art equipment and technology delivered with world-class customer service Illini Community Hospital strives daily to be your #1 choice for quality healthcare. Click here to learn more about Illini Community Hospital. |
Illini Community Hospital
Illini Community Hospital is a Critical Access Hospital located in Pittsfield, the county seat of Pike County in west central Illinois. The largest town in the hospital's service area, Pittsfield, has a population of nearly 4,500. The combined population of Illini's primary service area of Pike and Scott counties is 30,000. Portions of five other bordering counties are part of the secondary service area. Pittsfield is a two-hour drive from St. Louis, five hours from Chicago, Indianapolis, and Kansas City, and an hour from Springfield, the state capital. West central Illinois and neighboring Missouri counties are rich in history of such famous figures as Abraham Lincoln and Mark Twain. The scenery is rolling, wooded hills, interspersed with rich farmland. Hunting and fishing opportunities abound. Situated between the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers, this community offers many water sport activities.
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