Dr. Hannah Cole
Family Medicine, MD
Primary Care · Speaks English, German
Private clinic & telehealth · Chicago
Unhurried medicine,
Unhurried medicine,
on your schedule.
Board-certified doctors across eight departments, 30-minute appointments as standard, and video visits from 7am to 11pm when you can't come in.
Open 7 daysClinic 7am–8pm · Video until 11pm
Telehealth in 15 minAverage wait this week
Most insurance acceptedClear self-pay prices too
Lakeshore, ChicagoParking & step-free access
Departments
All departmentsEight specialties under one roof
Your records, results and referrals stay in one place — so the cardiologist already knows what your family doctor found.
Primary Care
Annual physicals, chronic condition management and the first call for anything new.
Cardiology
Palpitations, blood pressure, cholesterol and full cardiac work-ups with on-site ECG and echo.
Neurology
Headaches and migraine, numbness, memory concerns, sleep and seizure follow-up.
Orthopedics
Joint, back and sports injuries — from a sprained ankle to a long-standing knee.
Imaging & Radiology
Digital X-ray, ultrasound and low-dose CT with same-day reports to your doctor.
Lab & Diagnostics
Walk-in blood draws from 7am, results in your patient portal within 24 hours.
Dental
Check-ups, cleanings, fillings and clear aligners in a calm, modern dental suite.
Vaccines & Travel
Flu, COVID, shingles and travel immunizations, plus pre-trip health advice.
Telehealth
See a clinician from your kitchen table
Prescriptions, sick notes, lab follow-ups and second opinions — by secure video, on any phone or laptop. No app to install.
- Video visits 7am–11pm, every day of the year
- e-Prescriptions sent to any US pharmacy
- $59 self-pay, or your usual co-pay with insurance
In an emergency call 911. Chest pain, trouble breathing, stroke signs or severe bleeding need emergency care — not an appointment.
How it works
From first click to follow-up
- 01
Tell us what's wrong
Use the department finder or call our nurse line. We point you to the right clinician first time.
- 02
Pick a time that works
Choose in-person or video, see live availability and book in under two minutes.
- 03
A proper appointment
Thirty minutes as standard. Tests, imaging and the pharmacy are down the hall.
- 04
Results in your portal
Notes, lab results and next steps arrive within 24 hours, with a named clinician to message.
Our clinicians
Full teamMeet some of the team
Every doctor at Cura sees fewer than eighteen patients a day. It shows.
Dr. Felix Roth
Cardiologist, MD FACC
Cardiology · Speaks English, French
Dr. Arjun Mehta
Neurologist, MD
Neurology · Speaks English, Hindi
Dr. Kenji Sato
Orthopedic Surgeon, MD
Orthopedics · Speaks English, Japanese
4.9/5from 3,200+ patient reviews
48hmedian wait for a specialist
30minstandard appointment length
24hlab results in your portal
“Dr. Roth spent forty minutes walking me through my echo results. I left understanding my own heart for the first time.”
“Video visit at 9pm, prescription at my pharmacy by 9:30. My toddler's ear infection was the only drama that night.”
“X-ray, orthopedic consult and a physio plan in a single morning. No three-week wait for each step.”
In-network withBlueCross BlueShieldAetnaCignaUnitedHealthcareHumanaMedicare
Health journal
All articlesPlain-English advice from our doctors
Neurology
When is a headache worth a doctor's visit?
Most headaches are harmless. Here are the five patterns our neurologists never want you to ignore.
Sep 22, 2026 · 6 min read
Cardiology
Your blood pressure numbers, explained
What 120/80 actually means, why one high reading is not a diagnosis, and how to measure at home.
Sep 10, 2026 · 5 min read
Telehealth
Getting the most from a video visit
Good light, a quiet room and a list of questions: a short checklist from our telehealth team.
Aug 28, 2026 · 4 min readSame-week appointmentsCare that starts with
Care that starts with
a real conversation.
Book in person at our Lakeshore clinic or see a clinician by video — most patients are seen within 48 hours.
Phone line(312) 555-0190
Mon–Fri 7am–8pm · Sat 8am–2pm
In an emergency call 911. Chest pain, trouble breathing, stroke signs or severe bleeding need emergency care — not an appointment.