Cris Collingwood//April 17, 2024//
St. Luke’s University Health Network has entered the Reading market with a new health center.
St. Luke’s Health Center – Spring Township, 2701 Shillington Road offers Care Now walk-in services for bumps, bruises and non-emergent illnesses, primary care, physical therapy, x-rays, diagnostic lab services and occupational medicine, SLUHN said.
Health Center staff began treating patients in the 12,300 square-foot facility on April 1.
Dr. John Manubay and Marija Rice, CRNP, joined St. Luke’s and are welcoming their current and new patients at St. Luke’s Spring Township Primary Care.
SLUHN said with more than 25 years of combined experience in providing primary patient care for the whole family, the providers specialize in preventive care, immunizations, physical exams (including sports and school physicals), routine care and the treatment of acute and chronic health conditions.
“Maintaining an established relationship with a primary care provider is critical for the long-term health and well-being of your family,” Manubay said.
The health center also offers walk-in laboratory tests and x-ray services, SLUHN said.
At the physical therapy location, teams will design and implement individual, patient-centered care plans to help patients improve mobility and performance following illness, injury or due to a chronic condition, the network said.
The Occupational Medicine program treats Workers’ Compensation injuries, workplace-acquired illnesses, and perform physical examinations and screenings.
“On behalf of the entire St. Luke’s organization, we are honored and pleased to provide Reading-area residents access to the high-quality, award-winning care for which our network is well known,” said Bill Moyer, president of the network’s west region. “We thank the Greater Reading Chamber Alliance and local civic leaders for welcoming us here, and we ensure patients will receive exceptional treatment and outstanding customer service at this new facility.”