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Grand View officially becomes part of St. Luke’s
Stacy Wescoe//July 1, 2025//
As of July 1st, Grand View Health has officially become a part of the St. Luke’s University Health Network, having received all necessary federal and state regulatory approvals.
That makes Grand View Hospital in Sellersville St. Luke’s 16th campus.
Last September, Grand View and St. Luke’s announced they had signed a non-binding Letter of Intent to partner. On Dec. 31, the two organizations signed a definitive agreement to proceed.
“All of us at St. Luke’s are extremely honored and pleased Grand View will be joining our Network,” St. Luke’s President & CEO Rick Anderson said. “Grand View and St. Luke’s are an exceptional match for one another since Grand View, like St. Luke’s, is committed to clinical excellence, has a similar culture and enjoys a long and proud history of providing high quality, compassionate care to its community.”
Doug Hughes, who has served as president and CEO of Grand View in 2022, will continue to serve as president of the St. Luke’s Grand View Campus. He will report to St. Luke’s executive vice president & COO Joel Fagerstrom.
According to the health network, Hughes was originally appointed interim president and CEO in 2021 and led Grand View Health through the recovery from the Covid epidemic.
He also oversaw the addition of a 190,000-square-foot pavilion at Grand View Hospital and the accreditation of the hospital as a Level II trauma center. He began his employment at Grand View in 2018 in the role of vice president and chief strategy officer.
Grand View Board of Trustees Chairman Robert Loughery commented on becoming a part of St. Luke’s.
“Our Board of Trustees and senior leadership team are absolutely thrilled and very grateful for our community that Grand View will become part of St. Luke’s, an organization whose name is synonymous with the highest quality, compassionate care and whose truly outstanding culture is admired by other health systems in Pennsylvania and nationwide,” Loughery said.
