St. Luke Health Services

A Reputation For The Highest Quality Care

At St. Luke, residents enjoy private or semi-private rooms that are comfortable, tastefully appointed, and support a quality of life that is difficult to surpass.

What sets St. Luke apart from others is not just the location; it is the experienced professionals who provide 24-hour-a-day care for you or a loved one. Our 270 employees are neighbors and make us one of the most experienced long-term health care providers in our area.

THE SERVICES YOU NEED

Residents can easily access such services as physical or occupational therapy and speech therapy in a setting that supports health and wellness. St. Luke is about living.
At St. Luke you will find an Activities staff that is dedicated to ensuring that you or a loved one can choose from a variety of interests and hobbies. Programs that both entertain and engage are daily occurrences.
St. Luke has transportation available making it easy for residents to take advantage of any attractions locally, do some shopping or choose to dine out.
Our Dietary staff provides menu selections for residents to choose from at each meal, which is served "restaurant-style". Our dining areas are comfortable and enhance the dining experience. Special dietary needs are accommodated easily by our expert staff, ensuring that residents are safe and well nourished

LOVE IS AGELESS, COME VISIT US

At St. Luke, you will find the care you or a loved one deserve, in a location that is a part of our community. Let our experienced professionals care for you and provide the scope of services that will meet your needs. Contact our Admissions Department and arrange for a visit at a time convenient for you. If you have any questions that you feel we can answer, give us a call. You can reach us locally at: (315) 342-3166 or Toll-Free at: 1-800-257-0680.

We have been here for you and your neighbors for 24 years. Love is ageless, come and visit us at St. Luke.

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