Saint Luke's Newsroom

Jun. 29, 2021

Saint Luke’s Health System Statement

As a faith-based organization, Saint Luke’s stands firmly with the Episcopal Church in supporting the rights of all patients to make medical decisions in consultation with their health care providers.
Jun. 25, 2021

Allen County Regional Hospital Auxiliary Volunteers Continues Scholarship

The Allen County Regional Hospital Auxiliary volunteers are pleased to announce the continuation of a scholarship program for area students.
Jun. 23, 2021

Health News You Can Use: PTSD and Delayed Trauma Responses Due to the COVID Pandemic

On this week's Health News You Can Use, we’re talking to a psychotherapist about this mental health response and an innovative therapy new to Kansas City.
Jun. 23, 2021

Anderson County Hospital’s Senior Life Solutions Program Welcomes New Therapist and Program Director

Anderson County Hospital’s Senior Life Solutions program recently hired two new staff members and is pleased to welcome Jessica Johnston, LMSW, as the new therapist, and Brianna Hiles, RN, as the new program director.
Jun. 10, 2021

Health News You Can Use: Substance Use in Adolescents on the Rise Amid Pandemic

This week we are talking with Molly Pellettiere, Substance Use Counselor with Saint Luke’s Crittenton Children’s Center Substance Use Intensive Outpatient Program, about the rise in substance use in adolescents during the pandemic.
Jun. 2, 2021

Health News You Can Use: Vaccine Hesitancy

This week we’re talking to Dr. Michael Main, Saint Luke’s Physician Group Cardiology Division Chair, about vaccine hesitancy, herd immunity, and why getting vaccinated is so important.
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Jun. 2, 2021

Anderson County Hospital Continues the C.A. Davis Nursing Scholarship

Anderson County Hospital is pleased to announce the continuation of a nursing scholarship program for area residents.
May. 27, 2021

Wright Memorial Hospital offers COVID-19 reminders, as cases rise in area

Wright Memorial Hospital would like to relay some important reminders to area residents concerning COVID-19 in the region as positive cases have risen quickly in the last few weeks.