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PCC Austin Family Health Center, 5461 West Lake Street, Chicago, IL 60644 All PCC patients are invited to pick-up a FREE box of fresh produce every week. First Come, First Serve, One Box Per PCC Patient Call our hotline for more information at 773-537-0025
Diabetes Support Group (Spanish) starts at: 1:00PM and 2:00PM Perinatal Support Group (Spanish ) starts at 11:30AM in this 90-minute group, you will: Join a medical support group discussion led by a social worker or nurse, learning diabetes and stress management strategies. Have a brief medical appointment about managing your diabetes (this includes getting a […]
PCC Salud Family Health Center, 5359 W. Fullerton, Chicago, IL 60639 All PCC patients are invited to pick-up a FREE box of fresh produce every week. First Come, First Serve, One Box Per PCC Patient Call our hotline for more information at 773-537-0025
Diabetes Support Group (English) The support group starts at: 9:30AM, 10:30AM, 11:30AM, 12:30PM in this 90-minute group, you will: Join a medical support group discussion led by a social worker or nurse, learning diabetes and stress management strategies. Have a brief medical appointment about managing your diabetes (this includes getting a blood sugar check and […]
PCC Austin Family Health Center, 5461 West Lake Street, Chicago, IL 60644 All PCC patients are invited to pick-up a FREE box of fresh produce every week. First Come, First Serve, One Box Per PCC Patient Call our hotline for more information at 773-537-0025
PCC Community Wellness Center is dedicated to providing comprehensive, accessible, and compassionate healthcare to individuals and families.
Dr. Karole Lakota-Treese serves as the Medical Director of Quality Improvement at PCC Community Wellness Center, a role she has held since 2008. In this position, she leads system-wide efforts to enhance care delivery and clinical operations.
A proud member of the PCC team since 2001, she has also served as Site Medical Director and helped launch the organization’s Lead Case Management Program, which reduced childhood lead exposure in the Austin community.
Dr. Lakota earned her medical degree from Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine and completed both the West Suburban Family Medicine Residency and PCC’s Perinatal & Child Health Fellowship. Known for her compassionate, family-centered approach, she is especially dedicated to supporting expectant parents. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her four daughters.
