He said the Marquette Park and West Englewood communities needed the adult trauma center more than Hyde Park. Dwayne Grant, pastor of Xperience Church Chicago in Hillside, is a community activist for Englewood and a member of the Southsiders Organized for Unity and Liberation, or SOUL. “We think this side of town is great and it was going to be a great opportunity for a lot of great partnerships, but it’s not happening so we’ll continue to work with the University of Chicago.” “As a representative for the Southwest side, it’s disappointing that it’s not coming, but someone was going to be disappointed wherever it was located,” he said. Ghian Foreman, Executive Director of the Greater Southwest Development Corporation, said he had high hopes of the adult trauma center coming to the Southwest Side. At the end of the day, we realized that integrating all of these services on one site, on our campus, made the most sense for South Side patients.' 'We recognize Sinai's experience and excellence in trauma care. “While both entities were enthused about creating a unique collaborative approach, UChicago has concluded that integrating an adult Level 1 trauma center with its Level 1 pediatric trauma program, and Burn and Complex Wound Center, would be of great benefit to South Side patients.' “Earlier this fall, University of Chicago Medicine and Sinai Health System announced a proposed partnership to offer Level 1 adult trauma care at Holy Cross Hospital, part of Sinai's network,” read a joint news release the two institutions put out Thursday. But those plans were scrapped, officials said Thursday.

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