CO39 St. Lukes Hospital
A non-profit academic health network founded in 1872, running hospitals, specialty centres, and outpatient facilities across Pennsylvania and New Jersey with more than 20,000 staff.
CO39 St. Lukes Hospital is part of St. Luke's University Health Network, a non-profit, fully integrated regional health network providing comprehensive healthcare services across Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Founded in 1872 in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania to serve industrial workers from Bethlehem Steel, the network employs more than 20,000 healthcare professionals and operates 16 campuses and more than 350 locations across 11 counties, serving over one million residents.
As an academic medical network, it combines clinical care with medical education and research. Its acute care hospitals consistently earn Medicare's five-star ratings for quality and efficiency. Specialized care centers offer treatment in oncology, cardiology, and neurology, while outpatient facilities provide access to primary care, emergency medicine, and specialty services. Medical education programmes train physicians, nurses, and other healthcare providers.
Technical domains at the network include advanced medical technology, oncology, cardiology, neurology, emergency medicine, primary care, and academic medicine. The organisation states a commitment to expanding access to quality care regardless of patients' ability to pay, alongside a charity care mission and community service orientation.
