St. Luke’s is more than a health care provider. We’re here for you as your neighbor and partner in health. We connect care across communities, support local wellness efforts, and show up when it matters most.
St. Luke’s is more than a health care provider. We’re here for you as your neighbor and partner in health. We connect care across communities, support local wellness efforts, and show up when it matters most.
System Evolution
St. Luke's has been committed to the health and well-being of the people we serve since our founding in 1902. As our communities’ needs have evolved, so have we — expanding how we care for our friends and neighbors.
Today, St. Luke’s is more than a hospital. We’re an integrated health system delivering care in our hospitals and clinics, connecting communities to a network of exceptional providers through St. Luke’s Health Partners and funding care through St. Luke’s Health Plan.
We’re proud to be an Idaho-based not-for-profit health system—a connected network of hospitals, clinics, expert providers, dedicated caregivers, and supporting professionals. Since 1902, we’ve been deeply rooted in the communities we serve. More than delivering care, we bring people, resources, and compassion together to support the health of every patient and every community.
Our mission and values shape everything we do—because our focus is on people and providing exceptional, patient-centered care in every community we serve.
As Idaho’s largest private employer, we champion inclusive, evidence-based care and invest in prevention, education, and outreach to meet local needs and build healthier futures, together.
This November, the PICU celebrated its 40th anniversary.St. Luke’s Children’s PICU is Idaho’s largest pediatric intensive care unit with 13-beds and an enhanced ability to care for critically ill children.
A project addressing one of St. Luke’s McCall’s most pressing challenges, affordable housing for health care professionals, is hitting a key milestone.
On the most basic level, a unique program at St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital provides just that, helping young patients feel more comfortable via music therapy.
The Cystic Fibrosis Center of Idaho opened in November 2000 with seven staff members and 34 patients. Today, it has nearly 30 staff members to care for approximately 80 pediatric and 120 adult patients.
LEADERSHIP
Behind every decision is a local voice. Our leadership team shapes the direction of our work. We work in close partnership with our governing boards, groups of unpaid volunteers who bring a shared commitment to our mission.
Explore how you can support our mission, join our team, or stay posted on our community health initiatives.
