Tempe St. Luke’s opened as a small, 10-bed facility in 1944, and was full by the end of the first week. The facility expanded to 25 beds by the end of its first year. By the end of World War II, the hospital had doubled again to 50 beds. Further renovations in the 1950’s, 60’s, and 70’s resulted in the 103-bed hospital that exists today.

Tempe St. Luke’s offers comprehensive hospital services, including emergency medicine, surgical services, wound care, diagnostic imaging services, pain management, and sports medicine in a caring, community hospital atmosphere.