Stacy Wescoe//August 24, 2026//
St. Luke’s University Health Network has opened a new Health Center in Hellertown.
The center opened its doors Aug. 25 giving the community improved access to convenient same-day care, expanded primary care and on-site diagnostic services.
The building is the site of the former Rite Aid at 110 Main Street in Hellertown, that closed last summer.
St. Luke’s completed the purchase of the property earlier this year and completely renovated the space.
St. Luke’s Saucon Valley Family Practice relocated to the building from its former location on Front St. and expanded to 16 exam rooms in the new space compared to 11 in its former home.
“This new facility represents an important step forward in how we serve the Hellertown and Saucon Valley communities,” said Wendy Lazo, president of St. Luke’s University Hospital in Bethlehem. “By building on the trusted care already available here and adding new services, we’re making it easier for patients and families to access the care they need close to home.”
The 13,000-square-foot building is home to a wide range of new services for the local community including a full array of services, Care Now walk-in services for non-emergent illnesses, walk-in X-ray services, walk-in lab services. Additionally, the Occupational Medicine program will treat workers’ compensation injuries, workplace-acquired illnesses, and perform physical exams and screenings.
To help introduce St. Luke’s Health Center in Hellertown to the community, St. Luke’s will also be hosting Wellness Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. every Wednesday in September, featuring health screenings, resources, snacks and giveaways.