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St. Luke’s University Health Network and Moravian Academy have announced a partnership that will provide comprehensive sports medicine and health care services for members of the Moravian Academy family.
St. Luke’s surgical resident Martin Lo Sasso, MD, is going with general surgeon Richard Sharpe, MD, on a medical mission trip to Cameroon in Africa in November.
Nguyet-Cam Vu Lam, M.D, FAAFP, Program Director, Bethlehem Family Medicine Residency at St. Luke’s University Health Network was recently selected to serve on the Association of Family Medicine Residency Directors’ new Program Director Wellness Task Force.
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.
At the Hispanic Center Lehigh Valley’s Food Pantry, food is meticulously organized on shelves like in a grocery store, with color-coded charts in each section to educate visitors about making healthy choices. St. Luke’s University Health Network supports the pantry and other HCLV programs in a number of ways.
Over the summer, twelve college students learned what it was like to work in the IT department of a large, regional health care system via an internship program at St. Luke’s University Health Network.
The recent reappearance of polio in some communities in the Northeast serves as an important reminder to parents to keep up with their child’s vaccinations–especially with a new school year now under way.
St. Luke’s University Health Network officials said they are awaiting preliminary data on human studies before strongly endorsing a new COVID-19 booster vaccine made by Pfizer and Moderna. The new booster–which has already received FDA approval–contains components of the original strain of the COVID-19 virus as well as the newer BA4 and BA5 omicrons strains.
St. Luke’s University Health Network has announced that it plans to develop a public green space on the site of a former hospital building in Carbon County.
The glamour of competing in beauty pageants might not feel compatible with the reality of working with underserved populations in one of the most economically challenging areas in the region, but for Physician Assistant Riley Slate, it’s a perfect fit.