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On Feb. 26 Just Born Quality Confections representatives presented St. Luke’s University Hospital-Bethlehem with a check for $5,000 to support the Mobile Market Voucher Pilot Program, a new St. Luke’s Healthy Living Initiative developed in partnership with the Kellyn Foundation.
Are you feeling under the weather and unsure about whether you want to go out in winter weather to see a doctor? With the free St. Luke’s app, it’s never been easier to have a live, on-demand video visit with a physician who can help diagnose and treat you.
Writer Meghan Walbert’s lower back problems began near the onset of her adult life. Seeking relief, Meghan contacted St. Luke’s Comprehensive Spine Program and then met with Eric Kennedy, a doctor of physical therapy who implemented a care plan that helped relieve her pain.
St. Luke’s University Health Network has launched “Cooking for Baby & Me,” a new video series to air on TV and online in partnership with sponsor Morris Black Designs of Allentown, Pa.
When Heather May’s running program veered off track because of an injury, she turned to St. Luke’s Comprehensive Spine program for quick diagnosis, treatment and recovery. Now, the 27-year-old from Center Valley is back to running 9-minute miles and training for the annual St. Luke’s Half Marathon on April 28.
St. Luke’s University Health Network has joined an elite group of American health organizations whose lung cancer surgery programs rank in the top tier of the Society of Thoracic Surgeons’ General Thoracic Surgery Database.
St. Luke’s University Health Network was recently awarded $401,700 under the 2018 Distance Learning and Telemedicine Grant Program administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Rural Utilities Service.
The Agarwala family is contributing more than its share to the sense of family and foundation of relationships showcased by the Temple/St. Luke’s School of Medicine.
Barbara DiMarcantonio of Martins Creek suffered a rare, debilitating hamstring injury while roller skating with her granddaughter over a year ago. Thanks to a supportive team of orthopedic and physical therapy professionals at St. Luke’s she’s back to enjoying life again.
St. Luke’s University Health Network has been recognized by the American Orthopaedic Association (AOA) as a Star Performer in the AOA’s “Own the Bone” program. Since enrolling in the program in 2010, St. Luke’s has achieved Star Performer recognition seven times.
As an occupational therapist, Scott Particka knows about healing. So when it came time to heal his spine, he chose the Comprehensive Spine program at St. Luke’s University Health Network.
