Saint Luke's Newsroom

Oct. 13, 2021
Kansas City Business Journal: Saint Luke’s raises minimum wage again, plans $2,000 bonus
Front-line employees at Saint Luke’s Health System will start making $17.50 an hour starting next month, and a month later all full-time workers will get a $2,000 “thank you” bonus.
Oct. 13, 2021
Kansas City Star: Employees to get $17.50 minimum wage and $2,000 COVID bonus at Saint Luke's Health System
Saint Luke’s Health System will raise its minimum wage to $17.50 an hour and pay employees a $2,000 thank-you bonus for their work during the pandemic, hospital administrators announced Tuesday.
Oct. 13, 2021
KSHB: Local breast cancer survivor advocates for preventive mammograms
Breast cancer survivor Katy Guzman shares her story with KSHB about how early detection saved her life.
Oct. 13, 2021
KMBC: High-risk breast cancer clinic at Saint Luke's
Dr. Ruby Meierotto talks with KMBC about what puts a patient at higher risk for breast cancer and Saint Luke's High-Risk Breast Clinic is designed to help these patients.
Oct. 13, 2021
FOX4: Two-time breast cancer survivor shares how Saint Luke's unique clinic helps high-risk patients
FOX4 talked to Dr. Ruby Meierotto about how Saint Luke's High-Risk Breast Clinic is designed to help women like Kathy.
Oct. 13, 2021
KSHB: Saint Luke's offers unique clinic for high-risk breast cancer patients
KSHB highlights Saint Luke's High-Risk Breast Clinic, the only of its kind in the area, and how they care for high-risk breast cancer patients.
Oct. 11, 2021
KCTV: COVID patient surprises Saint Luke's team who saved his life
KCTV was there for the special reunion as Jay Martinez and his family surprised the hard-working COVID team.
Oct. 8, 2021
Medscape: New Data Spotlight Safety of HF Telehealth Visits in the Pandemic
Dr. Brett Sperry talked to Medscape about new data on the impact of telehealth visits in patients with heart failure over the COVID pandemic.
Oct. 4, 2021
KCUR: Up To Date: Kansas City obstetricians agree that delta variant is more deadly to pregnant patients
KCUR talked to Dr. Rebecca Hamel about what she is seeing in the Kansas City area with COVID-19 in expecting mothers.