Dr. Diedra McCafferty, has been named Network Medical Director of Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine for St. Luke’s University Health Network.
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SLUHN opens Adolescent Behavioral Health Unit at Easton Campus
St. Luke’s University Health Network (SLUHN) opened its new Adolescent Behavioral Health Unit today to provide care to children and adolescents experiencing serious mental, emotional or behavioral symptoms.
Read More »AccentCare home health, hospice and personal care services unify under one brand
AccentCare, a provider of home health, hospice, and personal care services, with offices in the Lehigh Valley and Southcentral Pa., today announced that all organizations within its family of brands have unified under the AccentCare brand.
Read More »LVHN combines EMS services
Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN) has formed a singular Emergency Medical Service (EMS) organization called Lehigh Valley Health Network–Emergency Medical Services (LVHN–EMS).
Read More »Tower Health announces opening of satellite transplant office
Tower Health opened a satellite office of Penn Transplant Institute at Reading Hospital after the closure of Tower Health Transplant Institute in August, providing pre- and post-transplant care for kidney and liver procedures at Reading Hospital, Tower Health reported today.
Read More »Reading Hospital Foundation raises $2 million to take mammography screening on the road
Reading Hospital Foundation will put a mobile mammography vehicle on the road this summer after reaching its $2 million fundraising goal to buy the vehicle.
Read More »Anne Baum named first president of LV Reilly Children’s Hospital
Anne Baum has been named the first president of Lehigh Valley Reilly Children’s Hospital, part of Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN).
Read More »State commission report shows continued need to invest in primary care doctors
With Pennsylvania facing a shortage of primary care physicians, a state House resolution calls for recruiting and investing in family medicine grant programs.
Read More »Phlebotomists are in high demand and two Lehigh Valley schools are stepping up to fill the void
The healthcare system is facing another shortage and one school is paying students to study while another is opening a new program. The shortage – those that take your blood.
Read More »Tower Health to close two Chester County hospitals
Reading-based Tower Health will close two Chester County hospitals by the end of January after a sales agreement fell through.
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