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St. Luke’s Boise Development Plan

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Rendering of the new St. Luke's Boise Hospital entrance at 1st and Fort Streets.

Building on Our Promise to Boise

Since our founding in downtown Boise in 1902, St. Luke’s has been committed to the health of the communities we serve. And as Boise and the greater Treasure Valley have grown in the past 120-plus years, so have we, consistently building and upgrading our facilities to provide nationally recognized patient care and health-related services. 

St. Luke’s Master Plan for our Boise campus provides the blueprint by which we'll continue to meet the growing health care needs of the community. The Master Plan is the result of years of extensive study, planning, and collaboration with key members of our community, including the City of Boise, the Ada County Highway District, and area residents. This exhaustive, thorough process included dozens of workshops, open houses, and neighborhood association meetings, and the plan has evolved—and improved—with input we've received along the way. 

The creation of the plan was guided by two fundamental priorities: First and foremost, the needs of our patients; and second, urban and transportation planning objectives. The result is a plan for a world-class health care facility that emphasizes patient safety and evidence-based design while incorporating significant and needed public infrastructure improvements that will enhance the overall connectivity of the surrounding area. The project also underscores St. Luke’s economic commitment and benefit to Idaho’s capital city—our home city.




We Welcome Your Questions

St. Luke’s is community owned and operated. We look forward to serving the people of our city and region for many years to come. We welcome any questions you may have about our campus plan, and are grateful for your interest.

For more information, please review these frequently asked questions or email us. To learn how you can support this project, please contact St. Luke’s Health Foundation.


Completed Phase: Idaho Elks Children's Pavilion

The first phase of St. Luke’s Boise campus development project is done! The Idaho Elks Children’s Pavilion at the corner of Jefferson and Avenue B opened on September 3, 2019.

Bannock Street Corridor

After several years of planning, construction is complete and testing is underway on the redesigned Bannock Street corridor that runs through the heart of St. Luke's Boise Medical Center. The work has transformed the Bannock corridor into a dynamic shared space.
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Completed Phase: Central Plant and Parking Garage

Construction is now complete on a new, joint central plant and parking garage. These new facilities provide much needed upgrades to the Boise Medical Center, improving access to care and helping meet the health care needs of the growing population in the Treasure Valley.


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Completed Phase: Shipping and Receiving Facility

To enhance the Boise Medical Center's operations, St. Luke's completed construction on a new Shipping and Receiving Facility, designed with neighbor and community feedback to be a streamlined delivery drop-off and pick-up point for the hospital.

Future Phases

  • Build a new Hospital Tower
  • Expand and modernize St. Luke’s Cancer Institute
  • Expand and modernize St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital 
  • Expand and upgrade the current Hospital Tower

Make a Donation to Support Boise Campus Development

Make a Donation to Support Boise Campus Development

You Can Make a Difference

St. Luke's, a not-for-profit health system, will fund much of the cost through cash reserves and borrowing, but the magnitude of this essential project — which will meet the community’s demand for state-of-the-art services for today’s patients as well as future generations — requires that we raise at least $50 million through community philanthropy.

Articles & Resources

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  • Blog Post

    Children’s Pavilion ushers in new era of care at St. Luke’s

  • Blog Post

    Idaho Elks Children’s Pavilion taking shape to deliver care ‘our kids deserve’

  • Blog Post

    Crews install new state-of-the-art sky bridge at St. Luke’s Boise