St Luke Residential Health Care Facility is a community-based, not-for-profit provider of residential communities and healthcare in the greater Oswego County, NY area. With over four decades of experience, St Luke is dedicated to providing high-quality, twenty-four hour skilled care in a friendly and homelike environment. The facility offers a range of services to meet the diverse needs of its residents, including adult day health care, assisted living, CAPABLE home-based intervention, enriched housing, home health services, and IV antibiotic therapy.
The Adult Day Health Care program at St Luke is a medical model adult day care program that provides daily health monitoring and activities designed to promote independence and wellbeing for adults. St Luke also offers assisted living services at St. Francis Commons, which provides supportive housing and home care services for individuals who require day-to-day assistance. The CAPABLE program, developed by Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, helps older adults maximize their strengths and resources to safely live at home.
For residents in need of short-term rehabilitation, St Luke offers a comprehensive sub-acute rehabilitation program called Short-Stay. This program includes physical, occupational, and speech therapy with the goal of safely returning individuals to the community following an illness, accident, or elective surgery. The facility also provides wound care and healing services for patients with complex or hard-to-heal wounds resulting from various conditions.
St Luke is committed to promoting the health and well-being of the community through free health screenings and educational programs. The St Luke-John Foster Burden Fund manages gifts given for the benefit of residents receiving services from the St Luke Family of Caring, which includes St Luke Health Services, Bishop’s Commons Enriched Living Residence, and St. Francis Commons Assisted Living Residence. With a focus on compassionate care and support, St Luke Residential Health Care Facility strives to provide a comfortable and familiar environment for residents to receive the care they need.