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Art truly has the power to heal. That was the message behind a moving dedication ceremony held Monday in the Cancer Center Hope & Healing Room at St. Luke’s Anderson Campus in Bethlehem Township.
St. Luke’s University Health Network has won three IBM Watson Health 100 Top Hospital awards–an unprecedented achievement. Its Allentown and Bethlehem campuses, its Anderson Campus in Bethlehem Township and its Quakertown Campus were all recognized.
St. Luke’s University Health Network broke ground on a major expansion of its Anderson Campus hospital during a special ceremony and reception on Tuesday.
St. Luke’s University Health Network doctors are on the move to show patients just how great walking is for your health. On Wednesday, April 4 in conjunction with the American Heart Association’s National Walking Day, the first in a series of ‘Walk with Your Doc’ events will be held at St. Luke’s Anderson Campus.
St. Luke’s Anderson Pediatrics, which offers convenient access to high-quality pediatric care in the Easton and Bethlehem areas and beyond, is accepting new patients.
St. Luke’s University Health Network (SLUHN) and the Rodale Institute have developed a fruitful partnership that provides the hospital with organic produce and flowers and demonstrates both organizations’ commitment to promoting the health of their community and the environment.
The 5th Annual Blue Ribbon 5K and Family Fun Walk will be held at St. Luke’s Anderson Campus on Sunday, Sept. 24 to raise funds that will help offset costs for patients with prostate cancer.
A new support group has been formed for local sufferers of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), including Crohn’s disease and colitis. The group will meet monthly at St. Luke’s Anderson Campus in Bethlehem Township.
A local motorcycle group with a Saucon Valley connection recently donated $6,000 to pediatric cancer patients at St. Luke’s University Hospital Network; funds raised by the group’s June 4 Caring for Kids Ride from Keystone Harley-Davidson in Parryville, Carbon County, to the hospital’s Anderson Campus in Bethlehem Township, where a family-friendly celebration featuring live entertainment, refreshments and a check presentation was held that afternoon.
Nobody wants to spend their birthday in the hospital. But that’s exactly where well-known Hellertown resident and Hellertown Lions member Margie George found herself last week.
