Read: Prospero’s Response to COVID-19
The COVID-19 crisis has created barriers to accessing care, particularly for those facing complex conditions. In response, Prospero’s team has innovated quickly by combining our compassionate home-based support with enhanced telemedicine offerings. This comprehensive care model is tailored to people’s needs and meets them where they are most comfortable and better treated – in the home. We are committed to ensuring the safety of those in our care, their families, and our clinicians and will continue to remain in compliance with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines. We are also closely monitoring directives from state and local health departments.
If you have questions about how we can best support you or your loved one, call our team at 1-888-608-0499, TTY 711.
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When life becomes complex, families often look to the stories of their loved ones.
Please enjoy our collection of stories and resources from our communities.
Prospero’s Associate Chief Clinical Officer, Dr. Theresa Soriano, describes her parents’ courage in building a life in America Creating their “American Dream” My family’s story of immigrating to this country is similar to the quest of many others who seek the “American Dream.” I am a first-generation Filipino American, born in Chicago, Illinois. I grew […]
Prospero’s VP of Administration, Bradley Chow, shares a piece of the past and a pride in the present No matter how much my parents tried to help my sister and me to “fit in,” there was always a small part of me that felt, “No, we really don’t fit in.” I’m a fourth-generation Chinese American […]
The following is a true story; the names of the patient and caregiver in this story have been changed to protect their privacy. Images do not represent their likeness. Twenty years ago, Darrica Brown was hospitalized following a serious car accident. While recovering from the crash, Darrica had plenty of time to reflect on her […]
When you’re dealing with complex health issues, it can be difficult to keep track of the different medications you take on a daily basis, especially if you switch health providers, change pharmacies, or receive new prescriptions as your conditions evolve. Our expert team helps ensure you’re taking the correct medication with the correct dosage at […]
Prospero Health social worker Karen Possessky is no stranger to disaster. As a critical incident responder and American Red Cross volunteer, Karen has helped communities around the country recover from floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, and fires. After the 9/11 terrorist attacks, she spent six weeks at ground zero in New York City. When a historic winter […]
When the COVID-19 pandemic began sweeping through the United States late last winter, Edie Moran was settling into her new job as a medical social worker with Prospero Health in Chicago. Like many of us, Edie remembers those early days of the pandemic as a time of great anxiety and fear. But amidst all of […]
When asked to identify an individual in the Black community that impacted or inspired my life or the work I do, I am sure you were looking for me to highlight a Black civil rights leader, the “first” of something Black politician, or a prominent Black business leader. While Black leaders should be celebrated during […]
Last spring in the wake of George Floyd’s murder and the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement, Prospero’s Chief Executive Officer, Doug Wenners, wrote an open letter to his entire team (and also shared it publicly here) addressing racial injustice, its impact, and how Prospero seeks to foster an inclusive community and address inequities […]
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