As a member of the Nampa community, we’re dedicated to keeping the people of Canyon County happy, healthy, fit, and strong.
As a member of the Nampa community, we’re dedicated to keeping the people of Canyon County happy, healthy, fit, and strong.
In Nampa, St. Luke’s is here for you—providing care that’s close to home and deeply connected to the community. Whether it’s a routine checkup or something more serious, we’re committed to supporting your health with compassion, expertise, and a genuine understanding of what matters most to you and your family.
Beyond clinical care, we’re committed to building healthier communities through local partnerships, health education, and programs that support everyday well-being—like access to nutritious food, safe housing, and mental health resources.
During this one night class, you will learn all of the basics and how tos of caring for your newborn.
This class is designed to prepare you and your support person for labor, childbirth, and the early postpartum time period.
This class is designed for expectant parents and helps you and your partner prepare physically and emotionally for breastfeeding.
Prepare your body and mind for the incredible experience of childbirth and parenting that will offer you tools to reduce the effects of stress, create a sense of peace, and provide an optimal growing environment for your baby.
St. Luke’s Nampa Medical Center serves the city of Nampa and the population of Canyon County. Our 87-bed hospital offers an emergency department, family suites for new mothers, a newborn intensive care unit, children’s services, additional heart and orthopedics services, and an intensive care unit.
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Both clinics will provide essential services and additional access to thousands of patients in Canyon County.
Through food, Jason Jones finds ways to bring inspiration to people inside and outside the hospital.
The granddaughter of a career Air Force airman, St. Luke’s certified nursing assistant Katie Skarpnes has always had an affinity for military veterans.
While in the medical-surgical unit at St. Luke’s Nampa readying to go home following the outpatient surgery, Isom began to have trouble breathing.
When you give to St. Luke’s Health Foundation, you make an investment in community health. We encourage you to get involved by making a financial gift, sponsoring or attending events, or volunteering your time.
