Camelback Mountain Resort in Tannersville is among the first of the region’s resorts that announced a closure today because of the coronavirus.
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Health Care
LVHN establishes coronavirus testing centers
Lehigh Valley Health Network has established patient testing centers for coronavirus throughout the Lehigh Valley region. The test detects active disease and not if a patient has been exposed, according to LVHN. It is important that tests are reserved for only those who need them most.
Read More »Easton’s State Theatre postpones all events through April 2.
"We are all in this together," says Shelley Brown, president and CEO of Easton's State Theatre. The theatre is postponing performances due to the coronavirus threat.
Read More »St. Luke’s launches coronavirus hotline
St. Luke’s University Health Network has launched a coronavirus telephone and email hotline to respond to inquiries from patients and the public.
Read More »Dr. Johnnie Willis opens up about being a doctor of color in the Lehigh Valley
For nearly four decades, Willis, a gynecologist and obstetrician, has been delivering babies at St. Luke’s Hospital in Bethlehem. Yet he remains one of the few physicians of color in the Lehigh Valley.
Read More »Hospitals take steps to keep staff mentally fit by fighting health care stress
Health care centers say that they are focused on educating staff members by offering holistic activities, and mindfulness stress management programs are front-and-center at several area hospitals. These courses are offered at a discount or free to hospital employees.
Read More »A Conversation with Dr. Steven Mortazavi of Valley Wellness Center
Dr. Mortazavi is an interventional anesthesiology pain management specialist practicing at Valley Pain Specialists in Bethlehem. He owns a freestanding ambulatory surgical center and specializes in treating chronic spinal disorders.
Read More »Empty shelves, future fears haunt retailers facing coronavirus
With a run on cleaning products, soaps and even toilet paper, consumers are finding shortages on a wide range of basics as people try to prepare for the worst in case of any coronavirus-related quarantine.
Read More »What Realtors are doing to help curb coronavirus threat
The National Association of Realtors said a recent survey found that nearly one in four home sellers have changed how their home is viewed on the market because of the outbreak of COVID-19.
Read More »Lehigh Valley Auto Show postponed ‘indefinitely’
The 2020 Lehigh Valley Auto Show, scheduled to begin March 18 on the Goodman Campus of Lehigh University in Bethlehem, has been postponed indefinitely.
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