BETHLEHEM TWP., Pa. – There’s a new place for cardiac patients to get specialized care in the Lehigh Valley.
On Friday, officials cut the ribbon on St. Luke’s new heart hospital at its Anderson campus in Bethlehem Township.
St. Luke’s says the 355,000-square-foot facility is the largest construction project in the hospital’s history.
It came with a price tag of 252 million dollars.
“We can treat people within our region for the most serious heart emergencies, but it also allows us to do regular care for this community,” said Dr. Ray Durkin.
Construction on the hospital started in 2024 and is now complete.