St. Luke's is a faith-based, nonprofit healthcare provider committed to improving the quality of life for our patients and the community. Our compassionate healthcare team furthers this mission by providing high quality, nationally-recognized care and achieving excellent patient satisfaction.

St. Luke's offers a broad range of services spanning your entire life. Since our first patient more than 150 years ago, St. Luke's has grown from a single hospital location to an advanced network of care, with extraordinary physicians and other healthcare experts providing services in over 60 specialty areas across our 493-bed hospital in Chesterfield, Mo., 143-bed St. Luke's Des Peres Hospital and nearly 30 outpatient locations in the greater St. Louis area.

We are proud to be the area's only independent healthcare provider. We also value the affiliations, collaborations and partnerships we have established throughout our region and the nation that enable us to continue enhancing the services we provide our patients. For example, St. Luke's is the exclusive alliance partner in St. Louis of the nation's No. 1 heart hospital, Cleveland Clinic's Sydell and Arnold Miller Family Heart, Vascular and Thoracic Institute.

In addition, St. Luke's is a leader in health education through our community outreach initiatives. As the region's only Spirit of Women hospital, St. Luke's provides exceptional women's services, information and programs that help women and their families take action for better health.

By choosing St. Luke's, you are trusting us with the gift of your health and the health of your loved ones. Partnering with you and your family to achieve optimal health is a privilege we cherish. Thank you for choosing us.

Mount Sinai Morningside, previously known as St. Luke's Hospital, offers a wide array of specialized medical services. It is particularly recognized for its excellence in cardiology and cardiac surgery, diabetes and endocrinology, geriatrics, neurology, and nephrology. The hospital's emergency department is equipped for comprehensive emergency medicine, including a 24-hour stroke team and cardiac catheterization lab. Mount Sinai Morningside also supports extensive residency training programs in various specialties, reflecting its role as a teaching hospital affiliated with the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.

Mount Sinai Morningside, formerly known as St. Luke's Hospital, maintains a strong commitment to quality assurance and patient safety through its Department of Quality and Regulatory Affairs. This department is dedicated to ensuring high standards of patient-centered care, which they achieve through continuous improvement, standardization, and rigorous compliance with accreditation and regulatory standards. The focus on quality, safety, equity, and innovation is central to their operations, aiming to provide exceptional health outcomes.

Additionally, the Office of Quality and Patient Safety at the Icahn School of Medicine, which is part of the Mount Sinai Health System, engages in systematic monitoring and improvement of the quality, safety, and appropriateness of services. This office is involved in planning, assessing, measuring, and implementing performance improvements in systems and processes that affect patient care, ensuring excellence across the board.

These efforts are supported by ongoing education and mentorship in quality and regulatory matters, helping to foster a continuous learning environment that benefits both healthcare providers and patients at Mount Sinai Morningside​ (Mount Sinai Health System)​​ (Icahn School of Medicine)​​ (Mount Sinai Health System)​.

Mount Sinai Morningside, formerly known as St. Luke's Hospital, is deeply committed to delivering exceptional patient care, guided by a mission to provide compassionate healthcare with seamless coordination. This is complemented by a strong focus on advancing medicine through unparalleled education, research, and outreach across diverse communities. The hospital envisions continuous growth and innovation in medical practice, aiming to challenge conventional approaches through pioneering spirit and scientific advancements. This vision is supported by core values such as safety, equity, agility, creativity, empathy, and teamwork, ensuring a caring and inclusive environment for all patients and staff.

Mount Sinai Morningside, formerly known as St. Luke's Hospital, has garnered numerous awards and recognitions for its outstanding medical services and contributions to healthcare. Notably, the hospital's Mount Sinai Heart earned The Joint Commission’s Advanced Certification in Heart Failure, recognizing its high standard of care and commitment to improving patient outcomes. Additionally, the Cardiac Catheterization Lab received the Silver-level Beacon Award from the American Association of Critical Care Nurses, which highlights its excellence in nursing care within cardiology​ (Mount Sinai Health System)​.

Moreover, the nursing team at Mount Sinai Morningside has been honored with the Magnet designation by the American Nurses Credentialing Center for four consecutive cycles, marking it as a leader in nursing excellence and patient care. This prestigious recognition celebrates the hospital's commitment to providing superior nursing care and improving patient health outcomes​ (Mount Sinai Health System)​.