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The new St. Luke’s Baby & Me Support Center is now hosting yoga classes for babies and moms or caregivers. The classes, held at St. Luke’s Baby & Me Support Center at 1425 Eighth Avenue in Bethlehem, cost $15 per class and focus on movement, bonding, flexibility and helping moms get back into shape after pregnancy.
The Re-Bra program is a unique way for women to donate their bras to low-income women who cannot afford bras of their own.
Kristy-Lee Reiman, CRNP, of Hellertown, has joined St. Luke’s Caring for Women in Easton, where she will see women and help them with OB/GYN needs including annual visits, contraception, pregnancy and menopause.
2018 started off with a special gift for the St. Luke’s University Health Network’s Level II and Level III NICUs (Neonatal Intensive Care Units) in Bethlehem and Allentown. March of Dimes representatives presented a $5,000 check to the NICU team at St. Luke’s Hospital-Bethlehem.
Do you find yourself feeling sad now that the days are shorter and you’re spending more time indoors out of the cold? You could have what is known as seasonal affective disorder or SAD.
With final approval of federal and state regulatory bodies received Dec. 21, St. Luke’s University Health Network and Blue Mountain Health System have officially completed their previously announced merger.
St. Luke’s Dr. Brent Bernstein was invited to speak in Singapore earlier this month about amputation prevention.
The Information Technology (IT) Department at St. Luke’s University Health Network has earned the highest recognition from HealthCare IT News, which recently ranked the department among the top five nationwide in the category for biggest health care providers.
If you've been wondering what the large new building at Eighth and Eaton avenues in Bethlehem will house, you can wonder no more.Â
