BETHLEHEM TOWNSHIP, Pa. (Northampton County) — St. Luke’s University Health Network has expanded its cancer treatment services with the opening of a dedicated Theranostics Center at its Anderson Campus, offering patients access to advanced therapies that use specialized radioactive medicines to target cancer cells.
The new St. Luke’s Theranostics Center features four private infusion bays designed specifically for patients receiving theranostic treatments. Located alongside the hospital’s Nuclear Medicine department, the facility allows patients to receive consultations, imaging and treatment in one coordinated location.
Theranostics combines diagnostic imaging with targeted cancer treatment, allowing physicians to identify cancer cells and deliver radiation directly to those cells using specialized radiopharmaceuticals…