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Hospital Heliport Directory

IDOT's Division of Aeronautics has created a new Hospital Heliport Directory to assist in planning Emergency Medical Services (EMS) flight operations throughout the state. This supersedes the previous version of the directory (2002-2003). In order to provide the most current and accurate information, the directory will now be offered as an electronic document available for download/print. Changes to this directory will be made as information is verified. All amendments will be noted by date and posted on this website as they occur. Please visit this site often and refresh your browser to check for updates.

CAUTION!

To the users of this directory:

  • The purpose of this directory is to provide information to the aeronautical community for planning purposes when operating to and from hospital heliports in the state of Illinois. This directory is not intended to be relied upon as a completely accurate depiction of existing heliport conditions.
  • All hospital heliports in Illinois are classified as Restricted Landing Areas and are for private use only. Prior permission to operate from the heliport should be obtained from the hospital administration.
  • Everyone involved in the production of this document has strived to ensure that the information contained within is accurate. However, it is always possible that errors have been made. Also, conditions at a heliport can change at any time. Users should obtain the latest information from all available sources prior to flight.
  • Remember, the pilot in command is ultimately responsible for the safety of the flight. That includes obtaining the most accurate information possible. This directory alone will not fulfill that obligation.

Emergency Medical Services

Emergency Medical Services (EMS) is a critical piece of roadway safety. Medical treatment provided shortly after a severe injury crash greatly increases the chance of survivability of serious injuries. EMS includes becoming aware of a crash, responding to the incident to provide medical treatment if necessary and traffic incident management to clear the scene and prevent secondary crashes from occurring, and linking the hospital data to crash reports to ensure the data used to direct resources is the best that it can be.

The SHSP focuses around several emphasis areas. EMS solutions span across the emphasis areas.

Revisions

Below are revisions by date with a downloadable version of the revised sections.

08/06/2018: Download

Revision Date Pages Hospitals Comments

Downloads

The files below represent the entire Hospital Heliport Directory. They are the most current version of the directory and incorporate all the individual updates found above. Please click the links below to download the sections. Please note that the files are large and it may take several minutes to download each file.

The printed version of the directory is current as of June 19, 2012. The following files include all updates since the last printing.

Hospital heliport safety training video.

Contact Us

Jeff Hurst

Bureau Chief of Aviation Safety

Division of Aeronautics

1 Langhorne Bond Drive
Springfield, Illinois 62707-8415

(217) 785-4989

Fax: (217) 785-4533