The 708‑216‑9000 line is most likely tied to Loyola University Medical Center’s scheduling office. Callers usually swing by to remind you about flu shots, upcoming appointments, or test results – but they often hang up quickly or leave no voicemail, which can feel weird if you’ve never been a patient. If you get a call, let it go to voicemail first; a legitimate clinic will leave a clear message with a callback number. Never share personal data or click links unless you can verify the caller through the official Loyola website or by calling the main hospital line yourself. When in doubt, block the number and report it as unwanted.
Following a call from this number, my call screener indicated they were calling about test results, however I'm not a patient or student, so it seems like a wrong number or a phishing attempt
Given my partner's current hospitalization at Loyola, it's peculiar that I received a call from this number, despite never sharing it with them or using it
A call was received from this number at 2pm, but no message was left, and there is no apparent connection to Loyola, making the reason for the call unclear.
This number is actually affiliated with Loyola Medical Center in Maywood, Illinois
The Loyola University scheduling department is associated with this number.
It appears that someone has mistakenly or intentionally added my number to a list, and I hope this issue can be resolved soon.
A call was answered, but the speaker sounded intoxicated and incoherent, leading to the call being ended
Apparently, the scheduling department at Loyola University contacted me to arrange my next doctor's appeintment
I picked up the phone and said hi, my name is Chris b, and they just hung up
They cald me to remind me to get my yearly flu shot
This call was from the Loyola scheduling department, and it was appreciated that they returned the call.
A voicemail was left at 10:30am from an individual claiming to be an old woman, asking for her mom to return the call, but the voice seemed suspicious, suggesting a potential prank call.
On 4/8/13 at 11:40 am, a brief call was received, with the caller hanging up after three rings without leaving a message.
today at work i recived a call from this number and they just hangd up
As personal calls are not allowed during work hours, except in emergencies, this call went straight to voicemail, with no message left.
Before posting, it would have been wise to investigate further, as the number belongs to the Loyola University Medical center, and it's unclear why they would be calling, especially since our home number is relatively new and none of us have been patients there, making the call seem suspicious.
Although the caller may not have intended to cause inconvenience, the 8:00am call was unwelcome, and given my plans to sleep in, I did not appreciate the disturbance.