Cancer Center

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Beat cancer with us.

There are so many decisions to make when faced with a cancer diagnosis. Choosing a cancer center that offers the right team of experts, a personalized cancer treatment plan, superior radiation therapy technology and the best clinical trials is critical. At St. Luke’s, our cancer patients benefit from all of that, plus an unparalleled level of support and compassion. You are not alone – we are with you every step of the way.

Cancer types & treatments

St. Luke’s prioritizes exceptional cancer care by consistently investing in cutting-edge medical technologies. Patients receive comprehensive support from a dedicated team of cancer specialists who collaborate closely to diagnose cancer accurately and offer tailored treatment plans. This commitment ensures that patients have access to the latest advancements and receive personalized care throughout their journey.

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Stories of Hope

Hear from our patients how St. Luke’s Cancer Center provides exceptional clinical care – as well as the human connection.

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Make a donation

Making a charitable gift to St. Luke’s is easy. You may contact the St. Luke’s Development Office at 484-526-3067 to learn how you can designate your gift to a specific program or project, or you may make an on-line donation to the St. Luke’s Excellence in Cancer Care Fund.

Cancer Center news & stories

Stay informed about the latest cancer care treatments, hear patient recovery stories, and learn from oncologists and specialists.

Deputy Sherriff Saved by Trans-Atlantic Stem Cell Donation Meets Her Hero

Sherry Hanley of Slatington just met for the first time the young man from Germany who saved her life eight years ago. Hendrik Gericks had never met Sherry, either. He donated stem cells through Be Th...

Nazareth Man Learns of Significant Cancer Risk through DNA Answers

Though only age 38, Nick Lumi recently underwent a colonoscopy to search for the presence of polyps or evidence of cancer. Lumi, of Nazareth, doesn’t have any symptoms of colon cancer, nor a family h...

New Imaging Center for Women at the Easton Campus

Preparing to cut the ribbon for the new St. Luke’s Easton Campus Women’s Imaging Center are (L-R): Rob Johnson, Facilities Director; Michele Brands, Network Director, Women’s Imaging; Christina Rodrig...

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