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St. Luke’s University Health Network is a first-time winner of the prestigious 15 Top Health Systems award, part of the IBM Watson Health 100 Top Hospitals national benchmarks series.
Thanks to expert care by a team of doctors and other medical professionals at St. Luke’s University Health Network, high school athlete Noah Kostic has made a full recovery from the rare heart condition that nearly cost him his life last year.
Saucon Valley native Jenna Hoff is a talented stylist at Emmaus’ A Jon Roberts Salon, where she specializes in cuts along with creative color and highlights.
St. Luke’s University Health Network has recruited enthusiastic and capable nursing students from area schools to make history as COVID-19 vaccinators in their communities.
St. Luke’s University Health Network announced Wednesday that it had treated its 1,000th COVID-19 patient with life-saving monoclonal antibody (MAB) therapy.
Tom Brugger of Bethlehem Township was living the good life as a 70-something semi-retiree. Healthy and high-energy, his days were a mix of exercise, walks with his wife, Joanne, and a part-time job in bar security. Then COVID hit in March, and their nightmare began.
South Side Bethlehem neighbors and nearby residents, age 65 and older, are invited to receive a free COVID-19 vaccine shot during a two-day event at the Hispanic Center of the Lehigh Valley (HCLV) this Friday, Feb. 19 and Saturday, Feb. 20.
If you’re 75 or over and are registered at St. Luke’s University Health Network, expect an automated call to schedule an appointment for your COVID-19 vaccine.
Nurse Sam Miranda, of Center Valley, came out of retirement to work 12-hour days administering the COVID-19 vaccine at St. Luke’s University Health Network.
More than 100 area children were recently able to buy warm coats, hats and other winter apparel at Target in Allentown thanks to St. Luke’s University Health Network’s annual “Coats for Kids” campaign.
If ever there has been a year to do something different for Valentine’s Day, it is probably 2021. Many cherished holidays have been celebrated in unique ways over the past year. New traditions have begun, and this Feb. 14 promises to be no exception.
