2.7K views · 95 reactions | Appearing on WTTW's "Chicago Tonight," Rush University Medical Center President and CEO Dr. Omar Lateef urged patients to consult with their doctors to ensure they're getting the care they need amid the latest COVID-19 surge. "Delaying the appropriate care is never the right thing," he said. See the full interview at rsh.md/lateef-chicago-tonight. | Rush University System for Health | Facebook

4.1K views · 100 reactions | It's a bird, it's a plane, it's the Chicago Air and Water Show! If you're on the Rush University Medical Center campus today ... look up  | Rush University System for Health | Facebook

Rush University Medical Center President and CEO Dr. Omar Lateef joined Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker and other health care leaders Monday to address the COVID-19 surge. "It's critically important that patients don't delay the care that they need," Lateef said. "It's safe to go to the hospital, and it's safe to come to Rush. And delaying care is not safe." | Rush University System for Health

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker joined Rush University Medical Center CEO Dr. Omar Lateef in lauding RUSH staff members this week for their remarkable efforts throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. “I’m grateful to you,” Pritzker said. On Employee Appreciation Day, and every day, we’re grateful, too. | Rush University System for Health

Thanks to advancements in HIV medications, people who are HIV positive can live full, healthy lives and even become undetectable. This means they cannot transmit HIV to sex partners. RUSH infectious disease specialist Shivanjali Shankaran, MD, explains the science behind #UEqualsU. | Rush University System for Health | Facebook