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St. Luke´s Boise Medical Center

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St. Luke´s Boise Medical Center was founded in 1902 and is Idaho´s largest healthcare provider with a capacity of 437 beds. It is nationally recognized for quality and patient safety, holding Magnet designation for nursing excellence. The medical center is renowned for specialties including advanced surgery, mother-baby services, cancer treatment, critical care, and pediatrics through Idaho´s only children´s hospital.

NPI Number : 1770586794

190 E Bannock St, Boise, ID 83712

+1 (208) 381-2222

www.stlukesonline.org

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Departments

General Surgery

Primary Care

Cardiology

Pediatrics (Children´s Hospital)

Diagnostic Imaging

Outpatient Pharmacy

Outpatient Surgery

Cancer Care

Mother-Baby Services

Emergency Medicine

Appointment Information

Department	Online Appointment	Phone Scheduling	Walk-in Availability	Same-day Appointment
Cardiology	Available via MyChart	Yes	Limited	Limited, call for availability
Pulmonary	Available via MyChart	Yes	Limited	Limited, call for availability
Neurodiagnostics	Available via MyChart	Yes	No walk-ins	Call for availability
Radiology	MyChart for MRI, CT, Ultrasound, Mammography, DEXA, Echocardiogram	Yes	Limited	Possible for urgent cases, call for details
Sleep Center	Available via MyChart	Yes	No walk-ins	Not typically available
Nutritional Counseling	Available via MyChart	Yes	Limited	Call for availability
Vascular Studies	Available via MyChart	Yes	No walk-ins	Call for availability

Visiting Hours

Department	Online Visitation Options	Scheduling by Phone	Walk-in Visits	Same-Day Visitation	Additional Notes
General Inpatient	Not specified	Not required; ask nurse for guidelines and support	Permitted; unlimited visitors, preferred max 2–3 at a time	Permitted	Mask required in high-risk areas; visitors asked to refrain if ill or immunocompromised; visitation may be limited by unit or for care activities
NICU	Not specified	Not required; ask nurse for unit-specific policies	Permitted; may require masking and screening	Permitted	Masking required; compassionate care visits allowed; restrictions possible
Maternity	Not specified	Not required; ask nurse for guidelines	Permitted; support person may stay overnight	Permitted	Siblings allowed during visiting hours if symptom-free and accompanied by an adult
Surgery	Not specified	Not required; team provides visitor instructions on arrival	Permitted; instructed where to wait by staff	Permitted	Visitor location directed by surgical staff

Important Doctors

St. Luke´s Boise Medical Center Information

Management and Leadership Team

Department	Name	Title	Area of Expertise
Board	Lisa Grow	Chair	Board Leadership, Strategic Oversight
Board	Emily Baker	Member	Governing Board Oversight
Board	Tom Corrick	Member	Governing Board Oversight
Board	Rosa Dávila, PhD	Member	Governing Board Oversight
Board	Bill Gilbert	Member	Governing Board Oversight
Board	Dan Krahn	Member	Governing Board Oversight
Board	Bob Lokken	Member	Governing Board Oversight
Executive	David Pate	CEO / President	Health System Leadership, Strategic Development, Operational Oversight
Human Resources	Maureen OKeeffe	VP & Chief Human Resources Officer	Human Resources, Organizational Leadership
Finance	Peter DiDio	VP of Finance & Controller	Financial Management, Strategic Finance
Medical Strategy	Hal L. Folander, MD	Senior Vice President, Chief Medical Strategy Officer, Senior VP of Strategic Provider Initiatives, Chairman Emeritus	Medical Leadership, Clinical Strategy, Provider Initiatives

Average Salary

Department	Service/Procedure	Average Fee Range	Pricing Variations	Financial Assistance & Payment Options
Cardiology	Initial Consultation	$250 – $600	Specialist involved, length and complexity	Financial assistance programs available based on eligibility (income, need). Payment plans offered for balances. All major insurance accepted; out-of-pocket costs depend on coverage and deductible. Estimates available via MyChart price estimator. Prices may vary by complexity, supplies, and specialist involvement.
Cardiology	Echocardiogram	$900 – $2,500	Type (transthoracic, stress), physician supervision
Cardiology	Cardiac Catheterization	$7,000 – $18,500	Diagnostic vs interventional, length of stay
Cardiology	Electrocardiogram (EKG)	$200 – $450	Routine vs emergency, number of leads
Cardiology	Stent Placement	$12,000 – $28,000	Number of stents, procedure complexity
Neurology	Initial Consultation	$270 – $620	Specialist experience, length, testing required	See above
Neurology	EEG (Electroencephalogram)	$900 – $2,300	Routine vs extended, with or without video
Neurology	EMG/NCS (Nerve Conduction Study)	$1,100 – $2,800	Body area, technician involvement
Neurology	Brain MRI	$2,500 – $4,900	With or without contrast, area imaged
Oncology	Initial Consultation	$280 – $650	Provider, length, review of outside records	See above
Oncology	Chemotherapy (per session)	$2,200 – $8,000	Drug regimen, infusion duration
Oncology	Radiation Therapy (per session)	$2,600 – $7,500	Type (IMRT, SRS), number of fractions
Oncology	Biopsy (outpatient)	$2,100 – $5,900	Site, anesthesia, pathology review
Orthopedics	Initial Consultation	$240 – $590	Physician specialty, imaging required	See above
Orthopedics	Knee Arthroscopy	$6,400 – $14,300	Diagnostic vs surgical, implants used
Orthopedics	Hip Replacement	$21,800 – $44,500	Implant type, hospital stay duration
Orthopedics	Fracture Repair (outpatient)	$4,700 – $12,600	Bone affected, surgical techniques
Outpatient Services	General Lab Panel	$80 – $350	Number and type of tests	See above
Outpatient Services	Basic X-Ray	$210 – $680	Body area, number of views
Outpatient Services	MRI (non-brain)	$2,600 – $5,200	Body part, contrast agent
Outpatient Services	Physical Therapy (per session)	$170 – $420	Session duration, therapist level

Support Programs for Patients

Department/Program	Services	Eligibility & Details
Financial Assistance	Payment plans, partial or full charity care for medical bills, free or discounted care	Based on financial resources and federal poverty guidelines; available to low-income, uninsured, underinsured, Medicaid recipients, and those with catastrophic bills. Application required.
Financial Advocacy	Assistance identifying resources for emergent admissions, outpatient/inpatient, extensive treatment or long-term care; help understanding insurance and external assistance programs	Dedicated advocates review eligibility for in-hospital and external aid before or during care; for low-income and financially vulnerable patients.
National Health Services Corps Program	Discounted medical and behavioral health fees in underserved areas	Qualifying low-income patients in approved locations; sliding scale based on ability to pay.
In-home Care Services	Coordination with home health agencies for post-hospitalization or long-term support	Services may be arranged for qualifying patients following financial needs assessment.
Day Care Centers	Referral or information services for adult day care and support facilities	Social workers assist with community resources; eligibility based on care needs and financial status.
Palliative Care	Symptom management, quality of life support, care coordination for serious illness	Provided to patients with chronic or life-limiting conditions; financial advocates can help determine aid eligibility.
Social Support Services	Social work, counseling, resource connection, aid with government or community benefit programs	Available to all patients, including low-income; often coordinated during care planning or discharge.
Medicaid and Indigent Care Assistance	Care support for Medicaid beneficiaries; help applying for indigent care programs	Assistance for those unable to afford care; Medicaid or low-income status required.

Payment Plans

Payment Plan Type	Description	Interest	How to Enroll	Contact Information
Customized Monthly Payment Plan	Set up flexible installment payments to spread out high-cost bills. Plans are created and managed through the MyChart portal.	Interest-free	Create and manage online via MyChart after receiving a bill.	MyChart portal or (208) 706-5999 / 1-844-535-1293
Approved Payment Plan (Manual)	Monthly payments upon approval. Must contact billing to set up a schedule based on financial needs.	Interest-free	Call billing office to discuss and set up plan after receiving statement.	(208) 706-5999 / 1-844-535-1293
Financial Assistance Program	Income-based assistance for those unable to pay, which may include reduced payments or longer payment periods.	Interest-free	Apply through billing office or online resources.	(208) 706-5999 / 1-844-535-1293
Flexible Online Bill Pay	Full or partial payments via debit/credit cards, personal check, or money order at any schedule the patient chooses.	Interest-free	Pay through MyChart or by mailing payments.	MyChart portal or mail to: P.O. Box 2578, Boise, ID 83701-578

Cost Consulting

Department	Service/Support Offered	Details	Contact Info
Patient Financial Services	Billing Questions & Payment Support	Onsite support for billing questions, making payments, and requesting billing records. Financial assistance available for those who meet criteria. Guidance on financial care provided.	190 E. Bannock St., Boise, ID 83712 (208) 706-5999 Mon-Fri: 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Financial Counseling	Financial Assistance Eligibility	Assessment for financial assistance programs based on income, assets, and family size. Help determining eligibility for financial support programs prior to care.	Via Patient Financial Services Office
Pre-Care Billing Guidance	Treatment Cost Estimates & Support Options	Information and guidance on expected treatment costs and available financial support options provided before starting care.	Via Patient Financial Services Office
Billing Records Authorization	Protected Health Information Guidance	Assistance with access to billing records, with authorization required for access on behalf of others.	Via Patient Financial Services Office

Hospital for patients with disabilities or special needs

Accommodation	Details	Department A-Z Sort
Physical Accessibility	Wheelchair-accessible entrances, restrooms, and pathways throughout the medical center; service animals permitted in all public and clinical areas; accessible parking available.	Facilities
Assistive Devices	Accommodation for personal assistive devices; hospital-provided mobility aids upon request; assistance in using medical devices as needed.	Patient Services
Communication Aids	Qualified sign language interpreters; written information in large print, audio, accessible electronic formats, and other alternative formats; free language assistance services including interpreters and translated materials.	Patient Relations
Priority Services	Reasonable modifications and free auxiliary aids provided to ensure full participation; disability accommodations available during interviews and care processes; expedited assistance for those with special needs.	All Departments
Staff Training for Inclusive Care	Staff trained in ADA compliance, nondiscrimination, and effective communication with patients with disabilities; procedures for addressing accommodation and accessibility requests; ongoing education to ensure inclusive care practices.	Human Resources/All Departments

Digital Health Services

Department	Digital Health Service	Description	Access / Features	Patient Care Support
Virtual Care Center	Telemedicine (Virtual Care)	Centralized hub enabling two-way audio-visual encounters for remote patient management, virtual acute and ambulatory care across locations	24/7 access, high-tech monitoring, serves rural and metro patients	Improves access, supports continuous care and rapid provider response
Primary Care	On-Demand Virtual Visits	Video visits with providers for immediate care needs, no appointment necessary	7 days a week, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; accessible via phone, tablet, computer	Enhances accessibility, reduces wait/travel time
Primary & Specialty Care	Scheduled Video Visits	Direct provider-to-patient video visits for established patients or for specialty consultations	Pre-scheduled, conducted remotely, integrated with medical records	Convenient follow-ups, continuity of specialty and routine care at home
Primary Care	E-Visits	Online questionnaires submitted for provider review and response	Response within one business day, asynchronous communication	Efficient for non-urgent issues, enhances remote access
Remote Clinics	Outpatient Specialty Teleconsults	Specialist consultations delivered remotely to rural/remote clinics	Pre-scheduled, in-clinic support for patients preferring not to travel	Extends specialty expertise to underserved locations
System-wide	Patient Portal	Secure online portal for medical records, appointment scheduling, billing, provider messaging	24/7 web/mobile access, integrated with digital health services	Empowers patients to manage health, supports follow-up and ongoing communication
System-wide	Remote Monitoring Tools	Tech-enabled monitoring for chronic and acute conditions, vital signs, and alerts	Continuous, electronic data sharing with care team	Allows for ongoing assessment, proactive intervention, and timely follow-up

Collaborations / Educational Programs

Department	Educational Programs	Details
Family Medicine	Clerkships, Sub-Internships, Out-Patient Rotations	Third-year clerkships available to students from select regional medical schools; Fourth-year sub-internships and rotations open to students from any U.S. medical school (pending criteria & space); hands-on clinical training in rural and outpatient settings.
Cardiology	Clinical Rotations	Rotations integrated into general medical student curriculum, including exposure to cardiac patient care, diagnostic skills, and interdisciplinary rounds.
General Surgery	Clerkships	Hands-on surgical rotations as part of core and elective clerkships; participation in pre-operative, intra-operative, and post-operative care.
Women’s Health	Clerkships	Clerkship opportunities with direct involvement in obstetrics and gynecology, patient assessments, and team-based care.
Internal Medicine	Clinical Rotations	Comprehensive inpatient and outpatient rotations with exposure to a wide range of adult medicine cases, team rounds, and multidisciplinary seminars.
Nursing & Allied Health	Clinical Rotations, Shadowing	Extensive interprofessional rotations and shadowing opportunities for nursing, physician assistant, and allied health students; includes practical and simulation-based training.
General Medical Education	Seminars, Classes, Practical Training	Up to 3,000 rotations annually across more than 50 disciplines; regular seminars, skills labs, didactic sessions, and simulation experiences supporting core and elective medical education.

Collaborative Research Projects

Department	Research Project / Clinical Trial	Description/Focus	Impact on Professionals
Neurosciences	Phase III Study of PXT3003 for Charcot-Marie-Tooth Type 1A (CMT1A)	Multi-center, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study assessing efficacy, safety, and tolerability of PXT3003 in CMT1A patients	Expands clinician experience in rare neuromuscular disorders and translational research methods
Neurosciences	Phase 3b, Multicenter, Randomized, Double-Blind Study of Oral Edaravone in ALS	Evaluates oral Edaravone’s efficacy and safety over 48 weeks for patients with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis	Offers neurologists detailed protocol experience with emerging ALS treatments
Neurosciences	Longitudinal Assessment of Sleep and Fatigue in ALS	Tracks sleep and fatigue in ALS patients over time to inform supportive care strategies	Promotes multidisciplinary research skills (neurology, rehabilitation, data analysis)
Neurosciences	Determination of Endocannabinoid Concentrations in CSF (ALS Study)	Measures endocannabinoids in cerebrospinal fluid from ALS patients and controls	Encourages translational research and biomarker exploration among clinicians and scientists
Cardiology / Heart & Vascular	Cardiac Rehabilitation and Device Evaluation	Research on development and evaluation of new cardiac devices and interventions for rehabilitation and improved patient outcomes	Increases expertise with innovative cardiac technologies and evidence-based rehab
Orthopedics / Rehabilitation	Clinical Studies for Stroke, Brain Injury, and Spinal Cord Injury	Focus on developing and testing new therapy interventions, drugs, and devices for adult and pediatric impairment	Fosters cross-disciplinary knowledge and practical skills in cutting-edge therapies
Pulmonary Medicine	Clinical Trials for Pulmonary Rehabilitation	Studies on rehabilitation strategies and novel therapies for pulmonary conditions	Broadens experience with complex pulmonary care and emerging treatments
Applied Research	Population Health & Economic Research	Applied research projects addressing patient quality of life, population health, and value-based care delivery	Equips professionals with data-driven approaches to health outcomes and cost efficiency
General Clinical Research	Rehabilitation Outcomes Studies	Underlying causes of and novel solutions for rehabilitation conditions across diagnoses	Enhances familiarity with clinical study design, ethics, and multidisciplinary research collaborations

Professional Development Programs

Department	Affiliated Organization	Professional Development Programs
Cancer Institute	American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), Quality Oncology Practice Initiative (QOPI)	QOPI Certification educational and quality improvement initiatives, ongoing compliance and quality standards training
Blood and Marrow Transplant	Foundation for the Accreditation of Cellular Therapy (FACT)	FACT continuing education, professional workshops, evidence-based best practices
Breast Imaging	American College of Radiology, Society of Breast Imaging	BICOE (Breast Imaging Center of Excellence) training and standards, imaging technique updates
Hospital Administration	Joint Commission Accreditation	Joint Commission educational resources, safety and quality improvement seminars, leadership development
Neurology (Stroke Center)	Joint Commission Primary Stroke Center Certification	Stroke care protocols training, process improvement workshops, continuing education in neurology
Sports Medicine	Professional Bull Riders (PBR), Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA)	Sports medicine seminars, event medical coverage training, injury management best practices
Ostomy/Wound Care	United Ostomy Associations of America (UOAA) – Boise Chapter	Support group education, emotional support meetings, care technique workshops

Certification and Accreditation Programs

Department	Certification/Accreditation	Accreditation Body
General Hospital	Joint Commission Accreditation	The Joint Commission
Cancer	Commission on Cancer (CoC) Accreditation	American College of Surgeons
Cancer	Quality Oncology Practice Initiative (QOPI) Certification	American Society of Clinical Oncology
Cancer (Blood and Marrow Transplant)	Blood and Marrow Transplant Program Accreditation	Foundation for the Accreditation of Cellular Therapy (FACT)
Women´s Imaging/Breast Imaging	Breast Imaging Center of Excellence	American College of Radiology, Society of Breast Imaging
Aviation Medicine	FAA Medical Certificates	Federal Aviation Administration

Internship and Observation Programs

Department	Type	Internship/Observation Details
Administration	Internship	Opportunities in hospital administration for hands-on experience with operations and management.
Allied Health	Observation/Internship	Clinical and shadowing experiences for allied health students including medical imaging, therapies, and more.
Finance	Internship	Internships available in healthcare finance support and operations.
Human Resources	Internship	Work in HR management and gain experience in recruiting, payroll, and employee relations.
Information Technology	Internship	Experience in healthcare IT systems management and digital health records.
Marketing	Internship	Internships available in medical marketing and communications.
Material Management	Internship	Supply chain, procurement, and medical inventory management internships.
Medical	Observation/Internship	Clinical rotations and shadowing for medical students, residents, and those considering medical school.
Nursing	Observation/Internship	Clinical placements, practicums, and observational experiences for nursing students.
Pharmacy	Internship	Internships in hospital pharmacy and medication management.
Therapies	Observation/Internship	Internships and observation in occupational, physical, and respiratory therapy.
Volunteer Services	Observation/Volunteer	Non-clinical volunteer opportunities for exposure to the hospital environment and patient support.

Hospital Academic Awards and Achievements

Department	Award	Year	Organization	Description
Children´s Hospital	The Luke Award	Annual	St. Luke’s Health Foundation Children’s Advisory Board	Recognizes extraordinary commitment to fundraising efforts for St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital
Network (Stroke Care)	Get With the Guidelines Gold & Silver Awards	Multiple Years	American Heart/Stroke Association	Exceptional work in stroke care with adherence to nationally recognized guidelines
Cancer Center	Commission on Cancer Accreditation	Ongoing	American College of Surgeons	Meets comprehensive care standards, multidisciplinary team approach, offering clinical trials and ongoing monitoring
Radiology (Regional Breast Center)	Center of Excellence	Ongoing	American College of Radiology	Diagnostic imaging accreditation for meeting high national standards in practice and quality assurance
Health System	HAP Achievement Awards (23 Awards)	Since 2010	Hospital and Health Association of Pennsylvania	Recognized for innovation, creativity, and commitment to patient care; most awards of any health system in the state
Team/Workgroup	Caring Heart Awards	2024	St. Luke´s Health System	Recognizes teams demonstrating ICARE values and exemplary behaviors

Hospital Specialization and Expertise Opportunit

Department	Residency/Fellowship	Icon
Anesthesiology	Residency
Cardiovascular Disease	Fellowship
Critical Care	Fellowship
Emergency Medicine	Residency
Endocrinology	Fellowship
Family Medicine	Residency
Gastroenterology/Hepatology	Fellowship
Hematology/Oncology	Fellowship
Infectious Diseases	Fellowship
Internal Medicine	Residency
Internal Medicine–Pediatrics	Residency
Maternal Fetal Medicine	Fellowship
Minimally Invasive Surgery	Fellowship
Neurology	Residency
Neuroradiology	Fellowship
Neurosurgery	Residency
Nursing	Residency
Obstetrics/Gynecology	Residency
Ophthalmology	Residency
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery	Residency
Orthopaedic Surgery	Residency / Fellowship
Otolaryngology	Residency
Pediatric	Residency
Pathology	Residency
Pharmacy	Residency (PGY1, Specialty)
Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care	Fellowship
Psychiatry	Residency
Radiology	Residency
Sleep Medicine	Fellowship
Surgery	Residency

Hospital Residency and Assistantship Programs

Department	Specialty / Residency Program	Program Details
Psychiatry	Psychiatry Residency	Training for 3rd and 4th year psychiatry residents with faculty mentorship and patient care in Boise
Family Medicine	Family Medicine Residency	Tracks include urban and rural medicine, sports medicine, academic medicine, osteopathic medicine; comprehensive three-year program
Internal Medicine	Internal Medicine Residency (as part of Family Medicine program)	Includes internal medicine and specialty rotations; continuity clinic in Boise
Pharmacy	PGY1 Pharmacy Residency	Generalist training in pharmacy and community-based practice
Pharmacy – Oncology	PGY2 Oncology Pharmacy Residency	Specialty residency focused on oncology pharmacy practice

What are the activities of the hospital for patients without insurance?

Department/Service	Description	Contact/How to Access	A-Z Sort
Financial Assistance Program	Assists low-income, uninsured, or underinsured patients and those with catastrophic medical bills for emergency or medically necessary care.	Download and submit the Financial Care application form. Review policy and resources online or at the hospital´s financial services department.	Financial Assistance Program
Payment Plans	Custom payment arrangements available for patients unable to pay their bill in full.	Discuss options with Patient Financial Services or a financial advocate at the hospital or by contacting their office.	Payment Plans
Emergency Care Guarantee	Emergency care is provided regardless of ability to pay, in accordance with federal law.	Present to the Emergency Department for care. Financial assistance assessments follow.	Emergency Care Guarantee
Discounted Services	Automatic discounts available for uninsured patients above financial assistance guidelines. Discounted fees also available in areas with provider shortages.	Meet with financial counselors to determine eligibility for automatic or location-specific discounts.	Discounted Services
Financial Advocates	Dedicated staff available to identify resources, guide through applications, and help prepare for upcoming healthcare costs.	Contact through Patient Financial Services or ask your care provider for a consultation.	Financial Advocates
Guidance for Alternative Health Insurance	Assessment and assistance for eligibility in government, county, or private health programs (e.g., Medicaid, CHIP, PA Fair Care).	Meet with a financial counselor or advocate to review coverage options and receive application support.	Guidance for Alternative Health Insurance
Billing Questions & Support	Assistance with understanding bills, payment procedures, and financial options.	Visit the Patient Financial Services office at the hospital or call for support.	Billing Questions & Support
Denial Appeal Options	Patients denied financial assistance can contact business office for further payment options or appeal process.	Reach out to Business Office for further discussion and possible appeals.	Denial Appeal Options
Bilingual Resources	Financial assistance applications and resources available in Spanish.	Download Spanish application forms or request assistance from financial advocates.	Bilingual Resources

Hospital Research Collaborations

Department	Partner Institution / Lab	Affiliated University / Research Center	Description of Collaboration
Applied Research	St. Luke´s Applied Research Division	Boise State University, Columbia University, Idaho State University, University of Colorado School of Medicine, University of Utah, University of Washington	Collaborative research addressing patient quality of life, population health, policy, behavior, and environment, including concussion, suicide prevention, pediatric and maternal health.
Cancer Institute	St. Luke’s Cancer Institute	Various pharmaceutical/medical companies	Participation in clinical trials for cancer treatments; focus on improved cure rates, effective treatments, patient survival, and quality of life.
Children´s Hospital	St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital Research Team	Investigator-initiated and industry-sponsored research	Clinical trials and research registries in pediatrics, including hospitalist programs and specialty care.
Autoimmune Disorders	St. Luke’s Clinical Research	Pharmaceutical sponsors	Research and trials in autoimmune diseases under global research banners.
Behavioral Health	St. Luke’s Applied Research Division	Affiliated universities in partner network	Research on social/environmental health drivers, suicide prevention, and behavioral health interventions.

Mentoring and Consultancy in Hospital Education

Department	Mentorship/Advisory Program Name	Description	Target Audience	Structure
All Departments	Southwest Idaho AHEC Mentoring	Opportunities to mentor AHEC Scholars, advance provider education, and connect with next-generation healthcare professionals.	Healthcare trainees, students, professionals	Structured mentorship pairing, provider education workshops
Research	COHS Research Mentorship Program	Two formal research mentorship tracks for early career faculty seeking academic support and research collaboration.	Early-career faculty	Structured mentor-mentee matching, ongoing academic support
Medical Education	Idaho WWAMI Pre-Med Mentoring	Medical students provide mentorship to pre-med undergraduates, offering guidance on the application process and medical career navigation.	Undergraduate pre-med students	Mentor-mentee matching, virtual and in-person sessions, priority for underrepresented backgrounds
All Pre-Health	Pre-Health Peer Mentoring	Peer support and engagement for pre-health students focused on strategies for success in healthcare education tracks.	Pre-health students	Peer-to-peer mentorship, engagement workshops
Leadership/Administration	Leadership Mentoring Network	Experienced leaders mentor healthcare professionals to build confidence, sharpen skills, and clarify career goals; matching based on background.	Recent graduates, professionals, aspiring leaders	Biannual six-month cohorts, virtual meetings, structured matching

St. Luke´s Boise Medical Center Nearest Places

Hotels

0.65 km

4.9

The Avery Hotel

Boutique luxury, restaurant, lounge, close to downtown

0.69 km

4.9

The Sparrow

Modern rooms, free Wi-Fi, in-room coffee, pet-friendly

0.33 km

4.7

Home2 Suites by Hilton Boise Downtown

Free hot breakfast, indoor pool, suites, gym

0.56 km

4.5

Hampton Inn & Suites Boise-Downtown

Free breakfast, pool, fitness center, business amenities

0.40 km

4.4

The Grove Hotel

Upscale, on-site restaurant/bar, spa, event spaces

0.62 km

4.4

Hyatt Place Boise Downtown

24/7 dining, outdoor pool, pet-friendly, modern amenities

Florists and Gift Shops

0 km

St. Luke´s Gift Shop

Onsite hospital gift shop, flowers, gifts, cards, snacks, balloons

0.7 km

4.6

HeavenEssence Floral & Gifts

Designer’s choice bouquets, same-day delivery to hospital, gifts

0 km (delivers directly to hospital)

Hospital Gift Shop (online delivery)

Online orders, fresh flowers, gourmet baskets, books, games

1 km

4.8

Capital City Florist

Fresh flowers, same-day hand delivery, wide bouquet selection

1 km

Saint Alphonsus Gift Shop (Hillcrest Floral)

Fresh flowers, thoughtful gifts, same-day delivery, on-call orders

Food and Restaurant

0 m

4.2

St. Luke´s Cafeteria

American, Grill, Salad Bar, Pre-packaged Foods

0 m

4.4

St. Luke´s Espresso Bar

Coffee, Pastries, Snacks, Soft Drinks

800 m

4.7

Chandlers Prime Steaks & Fine Seafood

Steakhouse, Seafood

850 m

4.6

Fork

American, Farm-to-Table

950 m

4.5

Bardenay Restaurant & Distillery

Northwest Cuisine, Distillery, American

950 m

4.6

Bittercreek Alehouse

American, Gastropub, Vegetarian Friendly

Pharmacies

0 m

4.4

St. Luke´s Retail Pharmacy: Boise, Bannock St

Prescription drop-off, pickup, curbside service, Medicaid, Medicare, compounding, walk-in clinic, handicapped accessible

0.8 km

3.5

Walgreens Pharmacy (455 S Broadway Ave)

Prescription pickup and drop-off, immunizations, health screenings, 24/7 pharmacy chat

0.8 km

4.2

Norco Inc. Pharmacy

Prescription fills, durable medical equipment, respiratory services

1 km

4.3

Boise VAMC Pharmacy

Pharmacy services for veterans, prescription refills and delivery, medication counseling

1 km

4.6

Genoa Healthcare, LLC

Full-service pharmacy, specialty medications, patient counseling, medication synchronization

1 km

4.1

Albertsons Pharmacy (1219 S Broadway Ave)

Prescription refills, immunizations, medication therapy management, drive-thru

Taxi and Transportation

0.2 km

4.5

Boise State Taxi

24/7 taxi service, airport rides, local transportation

0.3 km

4.6

Boise City Taxi

Taxi service, advance reservations, airport and medical transport

0 km

4.8

Uber Boise

Rideshare, on-demand taxi-like service, phone app, multiple ride options

0 km

4.4

Valley Regional Transit - Rides2Wellness

Free medical transportation for patients, non-emergency rides, ADA accessible

0.1 km

4.2

City of Boise Public Transit (Bus Lines 2, 17, 40, ORANGE, 16)

City buses, scheduled stops, ADA accessible, affordable

0 km

4.3

TaxiFareFinder Boise

Online taxi fare estimates, links to verified local taxi companies

ATMs and Banks

0.0 km

Wells Fargo ATM - St. Luke´s Hospital

ATM withdrawals only, accessible inside hospital

0.24 km

Wells Fargo Bank + ATM - Boise Main

Full-service banking, ATM, account opening, deposits, withdrawals

0.0 km

ICCU ATM & St. Luke´s Branch

ATM, full-service credit union, account services

0.3 km

4.9

ICCU Downtown Boise Branch & ATM

ATM, teller services, loans, mortgages, credit union

0.52 km

4.3

Chase Bank ATM - Capitol Plaza

ATM, deposits, withdrawals, in-branch customer service

0.36 km

ICCU Mortgage Office ATM

ATM, mortgage services, loan inquiries

Parking Lots

Within 100 meters

4.5

St. Luke´s South Tower Parking Garage

Covered, visitor and employee parking, direct hospital access

Approx. 200 meters

4.3

St. Luke´s Anderson Plaza Parking Lot

Surface lot, visitor parking, close to Anderson Center

Approx. 300 meters

4.4

St. Luke´s North Tower Parking Garage

Multi-level parking, patient and visitor parking, near North Tower entrance

Shopping Malls

0.6 km

4.4

Boise Downtown Shopping District

Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie, Dillard´s, restaurants, local boutiques

0.9 km

4.4

BODO (Boise Downtown)

Edwards Cinemas, White House Black Market, restaurants, specialty shops

0.8 km

4.3

Capitol Terrace

Starbucks, Matador, CycleBar, local services, salons

Stationery and Copying Services

0.8 km

4.8

International Minute Press

Printing, copying, custom stationery, graphic design, signs & banners, embroidery, screen-printing, direct mail

0.9 km

4.7

AlphaGraphics Boise

Business cards, stationery, brochures, marketing materials, book printing, design services

0.9 km

4.6

Minuteman Press Boise

Stationery printing, custom design, business materials, marketing, flyers, envelopes, copying services

Car Rental

0.7 km

4.3

Enterprise Rent-A-Car

Economy, full-size, minivans, SUVs, pickup trucks

0.9 km

4.1

Hertz Car Rental - Boise Downtown

Wide range of vehicles, hourly and daily rentals

0.5 km

Expedia Partner Rentals - St. Luke´s Area

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Patient Experiences

✅ Summary of Positive Reviews

The positive reviews for St. Luke´s Boise Medical Center highlight exceptional care and service provided by the medical staff. Patients and their families appreciate the attentiveness and skill of the healthcare professionals, noting how staff were able to access medical histories easily and provide comprehensive care during emergencies. Many reviewers complimented the hospital´s food offerings and room service during their stay, contributing to a comfortable experience. The support provided by the nurses and overall cleanliness and procedure clarity during surgeries are also well-received, making patients feel respected and well-taken care of.

❌ Summary of Negative Reviews

Negative reviews focus on dissatisfaction with the emergency room services and lack of support during postpartum recovery. Patients mention issues with unhelpful staff and a concerning lack of bedside manner, especially in the children´s hospital. Lack of nursery services and overall slow response times exacerbated a stressful environment, particularly for new mothers dealing with postpartum recovery alone. The reviews underscore a need for improved support and communication, particularly in critical and high-stress situations.

Working Hours

Emergency Department

24 hours, 7 days a week

Outpatient Services

7 days a week, 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Diagnostic Testing (Imaging)

7 days a week, 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Laboratory Services

7 days a week, 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Department Phones

Department	Phone
Main Hospital	(208) 381-2222
Emergency Department	(208) 381-2222
Lab Services	(208) 381-2222
MyChart Support	(208) 381-9000
Price Estimates	(208) 814-7550
General Inquiries / Assistance	(208) 706-5999
General Inquiries / Assistance (Toll-Free)	1-844-535-1293

Language and Translation Services

English
Spanish
Multiple Spoken Languages
American Sign Language (ASL)

St. Luke´s Boise Medical Center

NPI Number : 1770586794

190 E Bannock St, Boise, ID 83712

+1 (208) 381-2222

www.stlukesonline.org

Departments

General Surgery

Primary Care

Cardiology

Pediatrics (Children´s Hospital)

Diagnostic Imaging

Outpatient Pharmacy

Outpatient Surgery

Cancer Care

Mother-Baby Services

Emergency Medicine

Appointment Information

Visiting Hours

Important Doctors

Dr. Russell H. Griffiths

Dr. Eugenia Chang

Dr. Amy L. Cooper

St. Luke´s Boise Medical Center Information

Management and Leadership Team

Average Salary

Support Programs for Patients

Payment Plans

Cost Consulting

Hospital for patients with disabilities or special needs

Digital Health Services

Collaborations / Educational Programs

Collaborative Research Projects

Professional Development Programs

Certification and Accreditation Programs

Internship and Observation Programs

Hospital Academic Awards and Achievements

Hospital Specialization and Expertise Opportunit

Hospital Residency and Assistantship Programs

What are the activities of the hospital for patients without insurance?

Hospital Research Collaborations

Mentoring and Consultancy in Hospital Education

St. Luke´s Boise Medical Center Nearest Places

Hotels

The Avery Hotel

The Sparrow

Home2 Suites by Hilton Boise Downtown

Hampton Inn & Suites Boise-Downtown

The Grove Hotel

Hyatt Place Boise Downtown

Florists and Gift Shops

St. Luke´s Gift Shop

HeavenEssence Floral & Gifts

Hospital Gift Shop (online delivery)

Capital City Florist

Saint Alphonsus Gift Shop (Hillcrest Floral)

Food and Restaurant

St. Luke´s Cafeteria

St. Luke´s Espresso Bar

Chandlers Prime Steaks & Fine Seafood

Fork

Bardenay Restaurant & Distillery

Bittercreek Alehouse

Pharmacies

St. Luke´s Retail Pharmacy: Boise, Bannock St

Walgreens Pharmacy (455 S Broadway Ave)

Norco Inc. Pharmacy

Boise VAMC Pharmacy

Genoa Healthcare, LLC

Albertsons Pharmacy (1219 S Broadway Ave)

Taxi and Transportation

Boise State Taxi

Boise City Taxi

Uber Boise

Valley Regional Transit - Rides2Wellness

City of Boise Public Transit (Bus Lines 2, 17, 40, ORANGE, 16)

TaxiFareFinder Boise

ATMs and Banks

Wells Fargo ATM - St. Luke´s Hospital

Wells Fargo Bank + ATM - Boise Main

ICCU ATM & St. Luke´s Branch