Overview
Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital is an acute-care facility in Winfield, Illinois that has provided the DuPage County community with quality healthcare for over 50 years.
In addition to being one of the most extensive surgical hospitals in Illinois, Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage benefits from the Northwestern Medicine partnership with Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, an integration that allows patients to participate in leading-edge clinical trials and fosters an environment of world-class patient care, academic inquiry and innovative research.
Over 1,160 physicians representing 89 medical specialties practice at Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage and the hospital is a regional destination for oncology, neurology, pediatric and cardiovascular care as well as home to a nationally ranked orthopaedics program. Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage has also earned Magnet®1 recognition, the gold standard for nursing excellence from the American Nurses Credentialing Center.2

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Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital is nationally ranked in Orthopaedics (No. 32).
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Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital is ranked among the Top 7 hospitals in Illinois and Chicago Metro Area
Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital is also recognized as "high-performing" in 10 procedures & conditions, including Gastroenterology and GI Surgery.
Parking and Transportation
Parking Rates
Standard Parking
Up to 7 Hours: Free 7 to 24 Hours: Free
Valet
Complimentary valet parking is available for patients and visitors as follows:
Entrance: Main Hospital
Parking lot 3
Valet hours: Monday–Friday, 7 am–8 pm; Saturday and Sunday, 9 am–4 pm
Entrance: Outpatient Services
Parking lots 1 and 2
Valet hours3: Monday–Friday, 5 am–7 pm; Saturday and Sunday, 9 am–3 pm
Entrance: Women and Children
Parking lot 3
Valet hours: Daily, 24 hours
Entrance: Emergency
Parking lot 3
Valet hours: Daily, 24 hours
Entrance: East
Parking lot 1
Valet hours: Monday–Friday, 8 am–5 pm
Entrance: Surgery Center
Parking lot 1
Valet hours: Monday–Friday, 5:30 am–2:30 pm
Up to 7 Hours: Free 7 to 24 Hours: Free
Parking Lots and Entrances
Transportation
Find convenient transportation to and from Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital.
Accessibility
Disability and foreign language services
- Language interpreters: Medically trained interpreters for a variety of languages are available to assist you. If you prefer to communicate in a language other than English, please ask a member of the care team for assistance. This confidential service is provided free of charge.
- Resources for the hearing impaired: If you or your loved one has a hearing impairment, American Sign Language interpreters, TTY devices and a video interpreting system are available. Please notify a staff member if you would like to use this free, confidential service.
Patient and Visitor Information
Visiting Hours
Visitor guidelines
Visitors play an important role in helping patients recover. To maintain a healing environment and enable patients to rest, however, we ask that family and friends honor the following hours and guidelines for visits.
Please note that visiting hours and policies may vary by unit. Please check with the care team on the unit for any specific guidelines. These policies were developed to maintain the health and safety of all patients at Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital (CDH). We appreciate your cooperation by following these policies.
- Respect patient privacy: Visitors may be asked to wait outside the patient's room while the medical team provides care.
- Check before you bring food or flowers: Some patients may have dietary restrictions, so talk to the unit nurse before bringing food. Also, keep in mind that flowers and plants are not permitted in some hospital areas, such as the intensive care unit. You may bring balloons as long as they do not contain latex.
- Don’t smoke: CDH is a smoke-free environment. All smoking materials are strictly prohibited on the hospital campus.
- Keep your hands clean: Wash or sanitize your hands when entering and leaving the patient’s room. (You may use soap and sanitizer in patient rooms). Clean your hands after sneezing, coughing, touching your eyes, nose or mouth; after using the restroom; and before and after eating and drinking. Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue or your sleeve. Do not sit on patient beds or handle equipment.
- Be respectful of other patients: While in the hospital, we ask that you and your guests conduct yourselves appropriately, speak quietly and keep noise to a minimum.
- Stay home if you are sick: Do not visit the hospital if you—or any guests or children who accompany you—are sick or have had any ill symptoms within the last three days, including nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fever, uncontrolled cough or rash.
- Keep a close eye on children: If you bring children, don’t let them play on the floor or bed. Have them wash their hands as they enter and leave the room.
Guidelines for specialized care areas
Please review the following guidelines if you are visiting a specialized care unit.
- Intensive Care Unit (ICU): Patients in the ICU have serious and sometimes life-threatening medical needs that could be jeopardized by too many visitors. Only immediate family and clergy are permitted to visit patients in the ICU.
- Special precautions: If the person you are visiting is on “isolation precautions,” talk to the nurse before entering the room to find out what steps you will have to take, such as wearing a mask or other protective clothing.
- Women and Children’s: Family and other visitors must check in at the Guest Services desk, which is staffed at all times of the day or night. To protect the health of our newborns, children under the age of 12 are not allowed on the Mother/Baby unit unless they are siblings of the newborn.
The Quiet Program
To help patients rest and recover, Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital has developed the Quiet Program, which includes keeping patient doors closed, talking quietly in hallways, keeping hallway lights dim and minimizing overhead paging.
When you visit a patient, please keep your conversations at a reasonable level and shut the patient’s door.
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- Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital Café Gift Shop
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- Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital Main Gift Shop/Coffee Shop
- Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital Post Office
Hotels and Lodging
Worship Services
Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital Chapel
A nondenominational chapel is located on the first floor of Outpatient Services and is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Chaplains are available to listen to your concerns and offer spiritual support. To request a chaplain visit, please ask the patient’s nurse or contact the chaplain directly at 630.933.6624 or TTY for the hearing impaired 630.933.4833.
25 N. Winfield Road, First Floor, Winfield, IL
630.933.6624
Open 24 hours a day
Departments and Services
Why Choose Us
Northwestern Medicine facilities offer access to world-class patient care across the greater Chicagoland area and Northern Illinois. Anchored by Northwestern Memorial Hospital, the #1 hospital in Illinois by U.S. News & World Report, our clinical and administrative staff and medical and science faculty come together every day with a shared commitment to superior quality, academic excellence, scientific discovery and patient safety.
With Northwestern Memorial HealthCare, we’re dedicated to consistently providing high-quality, cost-effective, patient-focused care. We seek to improve the health of the communities, individuals, family and friends we serve by delivering a broad range of services with leading medicine and compassion. Because what makes us better, makes you better.
Related Resources
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Central DuPage Hospital Campus Map
Central DuPage Hospital Walking Map
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