Find the Right NorthShore Doctor and Complete Your Next Patient Task
NorthShore Medical Group is now generally presented as Endeavor Health Medical Group. Patients may still encounter the NorthShore name on older records, physician pages, building signs and online searches, but current scheduling and patient services are increasingly managed through Endeavor Health.
Use this guide to find a primary care doctor or specialist, schedule a visit, choose immediate or emergency care, sign in to MyEndeavor, prepare for an appointment, check insurance, understand a bill and request medical records.
Endeavor Health Medical Group
MyEndeavor
Checked August 5, 2026
Which NorthShore care option fits your situation?
Choose internal medicine, family medicine, pediatrics or women’s health for preventive visits, recurring symptoms, medication management and chronic-condition follow-up.
Search by specialty when you need care for a specific organ system, diagnosis, complex symptom or procedure.
Use Immediate Care for non-life-threatening problems such as a sore throat, minor burn, rash, UTI, sprain or cut that may need stitches.
Telehealth may be available for minor illnesses, follow-up appointments and selected specialty visits.
Call 911 or go to an emergency department for severe breathing problems, stroke symptoms, major trauma, severe chest pain or uncontrolled bleeding.
Start with the order placed by your clinician, then use the official appointment tool or MyEndeavor to locate the correct scheduling path.
Is NorthShore Medical Group the same as Endeavor Health Medical Group?
In current official navigation, the employed physician network is generally identified as Endeavor Health Medical Group. “NorthShore Medical Group” remains a common patient search term because that name appeared for years on physician profiles, records, insurance directories and NorthShore websites.
NorthShore Medical Group or NorthShore University HealthSystem Medical Group.
Endeavor Health Medical Group, often shortened to EHMG.
Verify the physician name, office address and phone rather than rejecting a result because the logo or organization name changed.
How to find a NorthShore Medical Group physician
How to schedule, change or cancel an appointment
Search for a physician accepting new patients, open the profile and use the available online or telephone scheduling option.
Sign in to MyEndeavor to view appointments with clinicians you have previously seen and to access expanded scheduling choices.
Confirm that the required medical order has been entered before trying to schedule laboratory, imaging or procedural services.
Online scheduling steps
What to check before choosing a doctor
| Profile field | What it tells you | What to verify | Best next action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Specialty | The physician’s clinical field or fields. | Whether the doctor treats your specific condition, age group or procedure need. | Call the office when the profile does not mention your exact concern. |
| Accepting new patients | The physician is generally available to establish care with new patients. | Whether new appointments remain available at your preferred office. | Ask for the next opening and a cancellation-list option. |
| Online scheduling | At least one appointment type can be started online. | Whether your specific visit reason is eligible for self-scheduling. | Call when the needed visit type does not appear. |
| Location | An office where the provider practices. | Suite number, parking, accessibility and whether the appointment is actually at that location. | Open the location detail before traveling. |
| Language | Languages listed for the provider. | Whether the clinician is fluent or whether an interpreter will be used. | Request language assistance while scheduling. |
| Patient rating | Feedback submitted through the health system’s survey process. | Review count, specialty fit, location and appointment access. | Use ratings as one factor rather than the only decision. |
| Provider type | Doctor, nurse practitioner, physician assistant or another clinician type. | Who will conduct the visit and whether your plan covers that provider. | Ask how the clinician works with the physician-led care team. |
| Insurance | Plans or networks associated with the provider or organization. | Your exact plan, network, location and service date directly with the insurer. | Save the insurer representative’s reference number. |
Primary care, specialty care and connected services
Adult preventive care, chronic conditions, medication management and coordination with specialists.
Routine and preventive care for children, adults and families across different life stages.
Infant, child and adolescent wellness, illness care, development monitoring and immunizations.
Gynecology, pregnancy care, reproductive health, menopause support and preventive services.
Cardiology, vascular medicine, electrophysiology and related diagnostic or procedural care.
Bone, joint, muscle, sports injury, spine and rehabilitation-related evaluation and treatment.
Gastroenterology consultation, testing and management of digestive-system conditions.
Evaluation and treatment involving the brain, spine, nerves and related disorders.
Should you use primary care, Immediate Care or the emergency room?
| Care option | Examples | Appointment rule | Important limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary care | Physicals, chronic-condition follow-up, recurring symptoms, medication review and preventive care. | Scheduled visit, with same-day openings sometimes available. | Not the appropriate path for a life-threatening emergency. |
| Immediate Care | Sore throat, minor burn, rash, UTI, sprain, minor fracture, pink eye or a cut needing stitches. | Walk in or reserve a spot online. | Imaging, laboratory testing and capacity vary by location. |
| Orthopaedic Immediate Care | Sports injury, suspected fracture, joint injury, muscle injury or acute orthopaedic problem. | Same-day or walk-in options may be available. | Designed for musculoskeletal conditions rather than general illness. |
| Emergency department | Chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe breathing trouble, major trauma, uncontrolled bleeding or loss of consciousness. | No appointment. Call 911 when emergency transport is needed. | Do not drive yourself when your condition makes driving unsafe. |
NorthShoreConnect is now MyEndeavor
On August 1, 2026, the NorthShoreConnect patient portal became MyEndeavor. Existing NorthShoreConnect patients generally do not need to create another account and can use their existing username and password.
Use the username and password previously associated with NorthShoreConnect.
The NorthShoreConnect app may update automatically or ask you to approve the MyEndeavor update.
Be prepared to receive a security code through the verified contact method connected to your account.
What patients can do inside MyEndeavor
Schedule eligible visits, review upcoming appointments, complete eCheck-in, reschedule or cancel.
View released laboratory, imaging and other results. Some sensitive results may follow different release rules.
Request renewal when no refills remain or a prescription has expired. Contact the pharmacy when valid refills remain.
Send non-urgent questions to eligible clinicians you have previously seen.
Review statements, make payments and manage billing access where supported.
Review your health summary or submit a formal medical-record request.
What to prepare before a NorthShore Medical Group visit
For a first visit
How to check insurance, referrals and authorization
Endeavor Health publishes an accepted-insurance page and a Medical Group plan document, but those resources should not be treated as a guarantee for every physician, office, procedure or benefit package.
How NorthShore-area billing and estimates work
Monday–Friday
8 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Use for northern-suburb and Chicago north-side estimate assistance.
Use MyEndeavor or the official Endeavor Health billing page.
Before paying a bill
Financial assistance for qualifying patients
Endeavor Health states that its financial assistance policy may provide free care to qualifying patients with income at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level. Patients above that level or those who are underinsured may qualify for other discounts, depending on the policy and submitted financial information.
How to request NorthShore medical records
Use the official records-request workflow and have a government-issued driver’s license or state photo ID available.
Open the main menu, find the Communication section and select the medical-record request option.
Complete the disclosure authorization when sending a request by mail, email, fax or through an approved in-person method.
Northern suburbs and Chicago north side
Use for questions about the record-request process.
roistatus@endeavorhealth.org
Use to check an existing request rather than sending medical questions.
Attn: Datavant
4901 Searle Parkway, Suite 170
Skokie, IL 60077
847-982-4495
Use only with the required authorization and for an eligible request.
How to find the correct NorthShore-area location
Endeavor Health Medical Group includes physician offices and connected services across Chicagoland. There is no single clinic address that applies to every NorthShore Medical Group patient.
Important NorthShore and Endeavor Health phone numbers
| Patient task | Contact | Published availability | Use it for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medical Group appointments | 847-733-5707 | Confirm when calling | Primary or specialty appointment navigation. |
| MyEndeavor support | 847-425-3900 | Mon–Fri 7 a.m.–5 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m.–4 p.m. | Login, password, account and portal-navigation help. |
| Billing questions | 847-570-5000 | Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–5:30 p.m. | Northern-suburb and Chicago north-side bills. |
| Cost estimates | 847-982-3924 | Confirm when calling | Estimate assistance before scheduled care. |
| Medical Records | 847-982-4560 | Confirm when calling | Northern-suburb and Chicago north-side record requests. |
| Emergency help | 911 | 24 hours | Potentially life-threatening medical emergencies. |
Fix common appointment, portal and record problems
NorthShore Medical Group FAQs
Is NorthShore Medical Group now Endeavor Health Medical Group?
Yes. The physician network previously presented as NorthShore Medical Group is now generally identified as Endeavor Health Medical Group. Older webpages, records and directories may still use NorthShore branding.
How do I make a NorthShore Medical Group appointment?
Use the official Endeavor Health appointment tool, search a physician profile or call 847-733-5707. Some specialists and individual offices have separate scheduling numbers.
What happened to NorthShoreConnect?
NorthShoreConnect became MyEndeavor on August 1, 2026. Existing users can generally use their previous NorthShoreConnect username and password.
How can I find a doctor accepting new patients?
Use the official doctor directory and select the accepting-new-patients filter. Also check location, specialty, language, online scheduling and insurance before choosing.
Does NorthShore Medical Group offer Immediate Care?
Yes. Endeavor Health Immediate Care treats minor to moderate illnesses and injuries. Walk-ins are accepted, and patients can often reserve a place online.
Can I schedule a video visit?
Eligible virtual visits are available through MyEndeavor. Patients using Endeavor Health telehealth must be physically located in Illinois at the time of the visit.
How do I check whether NorthShore accepts my insurance?
Review the official insurance page, then confirm coverage directly with your insurer. Verify the individual doctor, office, facility and planned service.
How do I request NorthShore medical records?
Request records through MyEndeavor, the online request tool or an approved authorization method. For northern-suburb and Chicago north-side questions, call 847-982-4560.
What number should I call about a NorthShore medical bill?
Call 847-570-5000 for billing questions associated with former NorthShore northern-suburb facilities, Chicago north-side locations and related medical offices.
When should I use the emergency room instead of Immediate Care?
Call 911 or use emergency care for chest pain, stroke symptoms, serious breathing trouble, major trauma, uncontrolled bleeding, severe confusion, loss of consciousness or another potentially life-threatening problem.