Category: St. Luke Health Services
St. Luke Thanks the Oswego Rotary Club For Their Work on City Beautification Project
Thank you to volunteers from the Oswego Rotary Club for their work weeding and adding some beautiful flowers to the St.
Palliative Care, The New Frontier!
By Dr. Renante Ignacio, Medical Director at St. Luke Health Services
"Bundle of Bucks" Charity Raffle Winners Announced
Thank you to everyone who took part in our "Bundle of Bucks" Charity Raffle, held earlier today. Below is to list of the prizes and winning ticket numbers.
Bishop's Commons, St. Francis Commons and St. Luke Health Services to Host Job Fair on May 19th
St. Francis Commons along with affiliates Bishop's Commons and St. Luke Health Services in Oswego are hosting a Job Fair on Wednesday, May 19 from 1:00pm - 4:00pm at St.
St. Luke’s “Bundle of Bucks” Charity Raffle Drawing to be Broadcast Live on May 15th – Proceeds Benefit Residents Served by Local Healthcare Affiliates
This year’s St. Luke “Bundle of Bucks” Charity Raffle will feature drawings for cash prizes and more, all to be broadcast live on Facebook, on Saturday, May 15th.
St. Luke Welcomes Families Back For Scheduled Inside Visits
It was wonderful to be able to welcome our families back for scheduled, inside in-person visits here at St. Luke today.
GROW Program Recognizes Two St. Luke Team Members
Our Family of Caring lives by shared values that guide us in the service we provide, the environment we work in, and the mindset that we learn, grow and engage.
Winners in St. Luke’s “Bundle of Bucks” Early Bird Drawing Picked
Five ticket holders for this year’s “Bundle of Bucks” Charity Raffle had their ticket numbers drawn as part of the special “Early Bird” drawing.
St. Luke’s “Bundle Of Bucks” Charity Raffle Early Bird Drawing Set for Valentine’s Day
The ‘early bird” will get a chance at some extra cash, courtesy of the “Early Bird” drawing, part of St. Luke’s annual “Bundle of Bucks” Charity Raffle.
St. Luke Residents and Staff Begin Receiving the COVID-19 Vaccine
Residents and staff at St. Luke Health Services today began receiving the COVID-19 vaccination and entered a new chapter in the continuing battle against this insidious virus.