Welcome to St. Luke Community Healthcare

From the moment our doors first opened in 1953, St. Luke Community Healthcare has grown to become an example of great things that can happen when a hospital is owned and operated by the community it serves.

Our 25-bed, all private room hospital has become a facility that provides high quality care and is a leader in patient satisfaction.

We are proud to offer an array of primary care and specialty services that allow you to stay in your community. We invite you to learn more about our highly skilled staff, state-of-the-art facilities, and advanced technology as we work to serve our community with compassion and commitment.

Visitor Information

Visit Your Loved Ones

The health and safety of our patients and visitors is a top priority at St. Luke Community Healthcare. We understand how important the support of loved ones and friends is to patients during their hospital stay. At the same time, the new coronavirus requires us to temporarily adjust our visiting policy in order to keep our patients and visitors safe from infection.

We continue to implement vigorous policies and procedures to address the coronavirus (COVID-19) and are following all government recommendations as well. If you have questions about the updated visiting policy, please ask a member of the patient’s healthcare team. Thank you for understanding and for adhering to these policies to help us keep our patients, families, and visitors protected and healthy during this time.

Visiting hours for the Hospital are 10am to 6pm

Visitors will be screened prior to entering patient areas including taking a temperature. Any visitor who is coughing or shows signs of illness will be asked to kindly leave.

Visitors will be asked to wear a mask at all times on entry to the facility.

Current Visitor and Caregiver Restrictions include:

Inpatient

Children admitted to the hospital

• 1 parent, guardian, or powers of attorney at a time. 2 parents are permitted to rotate, the non-visiting parent is not permitted to wait within the hospital.
• Essential caregiver (individual assisting with direct patient care i.e. bathing, toileting, feeding) or caregiver assisting with patient experiencing cognitive issues or developmental delay.
• 1 support person or caregiver allowed per care team discretion.

Labor and Delivery

• 1 support person allowed, this must be the same person for the entire stay.

End-of-Life

• COVID positive and rule out patients – 2 immediate family members allowed at a time (parents, children, siblings, spouse/partner). They must be the same 2 visitors for the duration.
• Non- COVID patients – 2 immediate family members allowed at a time (parents, children, siblings, and spouse/partner). Up to 6 immediate family members can rotate visitation but only 2 are allowed within the hospital at a time.
• Note: there is no age requirement for end-of-life visitors although minors will count as one of the two visitors and must be accompanied by an adult.

Outpatient

Cognitive issues, developmental delay, or mobility issues

• 1 support person allowed.

Outpatient Infusion

• 1 support person allowed.

Ultrasound

• OB patients may have 1 support person.