St. Luke’s has been committed to the health and well-being of the people we serve since our founding in 1902. As our communities’ needs have evolved, so have we — expanding how we care for our friends and neighbors.
Today, St. Luke’s is more than a hospital. We’re an integrated health system delivering care in our hospitals and clinics, connecting communities to a network of exceptional providers through St. Luke’s Health Partners and funding care through St. Luke’s Health Plan.
What began as a six-bed hospital in downtown Boise more than 120 years ago has become so much more.
Providing our patients and visitors safe, high-quality care and experiences through every St. Luke’s care setting.
Building a network of physicians and providers who share a commitment to exceptional health outcomes for patients of every age and stage.
Helping people access affordable, hassle-free health care through St. Luke’s Health Plan.
To reflect our commitment to integrated, community-focused care, we’re bringing all parts of our system together under a unified identity — one that reinforces our promise to be your trusted partner in health every step of the way.
The Episcopal Diocese founded St. Luke’s in 1902 and gifted it to the community more than 50 years ago. Over time, St. Luke’s has continued to display a cross as a meaningful connection to our legacy.
The cross is a special part of our history. It will remain in prominent spaces, such as our hospitals, as we continue to honor our founders, uphold our values, and fulfill our commitment to compassionate care and community service.
