As part of St. Luke’s University Health Network’s ongoing commitment to providing access to the best care, a new emergency room recently opened at the SLUHN’s Anderson Campus just off Rt. 33 at 1872 St. Luke’s Boulevard in Bethlehem Township.
St. Luke’s dermatologists now offer skin-saving Mohs surgery, a precise and effective procedure for treating skin cancer with a high risk of recurrence on the face and other sensitive areas.
A new 80-acre field of vibrant yellow canola at St. Luke’s Anderson Campus conveys feelings of peace and serenity and the comfort of natural beauty whenever it’s in bloom.
St. Luke’s Anderson Campus in Bethlehem Township has earned Level II Trauma accreditation. The Pennsylvania Trauma Systems Foundation approved the hospital’s accreditation, effective Sept. 1, after a lengthy and in-depth review of its specialized surgical services and other related medical resources.
Curtis Ding of Forks Township, the 100th patient, spent 10 days at St. Luke’s Anderson Campus in Bethlehem Township. He started his journey on the medical/surgical unit, and after a few days was transferred to the ICU.
St. Luke’s proudly welcomed the first two babies to be delivered at the new Women & Babies Pavilion at St. Luke’s Anderson Campus on Saturday, Jan. 18, 2020. St. Luke’s OB/GYN Holli Warholic, DO, delivered twins Emma and Emelia Oskowitz.
Local media and community members got a sneak peek inside the newest addition to St. Luke’s University Health Network’s Anderson Campus off Rt. 33 in Bethlehem Township Friday. A ribbon-cutting ceremony and reception were held for the 180,000 square-foot Women & Babies Pavilion, which doubles the size of the Anderson Campus with its opening.
St. Luke’s University Health Network has partnered with Blink Charging to install electric vehicle (EV) charging stations at its Anderson Campus, bringing the amenity to employees, patients and community visitors who own electronic vehicles (EVs).
This holiday season has been especially meaningful for Alison Youpa, 32, of Nazareth, because she almost wasn’t here to celebrate it with her husband and toddler.
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.
