A non-profit regional health network founded in 1872, providing hospital, specialty and outpatient care across 16 campuses and 350+ locations in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
CO39 St. Lukes Hospital is part of St. Luke's University Health Network, a non-profit, fully integrated regional health network founded in 1872. The network provides comprehensive care across 16 campuses and more than 350 locations in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, serving over one million residents across 11 counties, with a presence in the Lehigh Valley and Bethlehem region.
The organisation employs more than 20,000 healthcare professionals. Its facilities include acute care hospitals that consistently earn Medicare's five-star ratings for quality and efficiency, specialised care centres covering oncology, cardiology and neurology, and outpatient facilities distributed across the two states. Clinical domains span primary care, emergency medicine, neurology, cardiology and oncology, supported by advanced medical technology.
CO39 St. Lukes Hospital operates as an academic medical network, training physicians, nurses and other healthcare providers through its commitment to medical education, clinical research and community service. The network traces its origins to serving industrial workers from Bethlehem Steel and continues to expand access to care regardless of patients' ability to pay.
