My Medical Record
St. Luke's Wood River Medical Center serves the healthcare needs of people living in the greater Blaine County area. Services include a 24-hour emergency department, inpatient and outpatient surgery, diagnostic imaging, maternity services, physical and occupational therapy, screening mammography, infusion services, intensive care, and medical/surgical units.
We’re fortunate to have a vast array of specialists affiliated with St. Luke’s to coordinate your care locally, including network of more than 30 providers in the Wood River Valley with expertise in dermatology, family medicine, internal medicine, neurology, OB/GYN, pediatrics, orthopedics, and urology. Many physicians in other specialties, such as cardiology, oncology, and gastroenterology, visit regularly to bring you the highest quality care, close to home.
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Location & Contact Info
Street Address: 100 Hospital Dr.Mailing Address: P.O. Box 100Ketchum, ID 83340(208) 727-8800 -
Before Your Visit
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Traveling to St. Luke's Wood River Medical Center
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Quick-Thinking St. Luke’s Employees Respond to Patients Needing Help
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Health Rankings Recognize Valley, Blaine and Ada Counties
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Orthopedic Surgeon Educates Community about Healthy Hips and Knees
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Classes & Events
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Childbirth Preparation: Hailey
Health Management Classesprice tag icon$60.00, Registration RequiredThis 4-week course will help you and your support companion prepare for your birth experience.
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Mental Health and Depression Screening: Hailey
Health Screeningsprice tag iconFree, Registration RequiredCall for a confidential, free, half-hour screening with our licensed mental health counselor.
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Serving the Wood River Valley Community
Community Health Needs Assessment
The St. Luke’s Wood River Community Health Needs Assessment, or CHNA, helps us to better understand the specific health challenges facing the people and families of Blaine County. The CHNA allows us to pinpoint, assess, and address our community’s most critical needs. We use that information to develop health improvement programs, provide better care at a lower cost, and define and guide our operational and strategic plans.