About Us

Building a Healthier, Happier Community

Located in the heart of Spokane, Washington, Providence St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Medical Center is the largest freestanding medical rehabilitation hospital in the inland northwest. We’re renowned pioneers in the use of therapeutic technology and globally recognized leaders in the treatment and rehabilitation of patients with strokes, spinal cord injuries (SCI), orthopedic issues and traumatic brain injuries (TBI). We’re driven by innovation, compassion, holistic care and the desire to see each patient thrive.

Providence St. Luke's Rehabilitation Medical Center is a service of Providence Health & Services – Washington. Providence Health & Services is the largest health care provider in Washington state. With more than 50 hospitals, various health and living facilities and 20,000 employees statewide, our health and services organizations work together to provide quality care to those in need. We continue to honor and live by a commitment to compassionate service that the Sisters of Providence began more than 160 years ago. 


 
Cardiac rehab brings Jenny back to life
12/19/2022
Jenny received a successful heart surgery at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center. She also completed outpatient cardiac rehabilitation at St. Luke's.
Providence athletic trainer helps teen athlete get back in the game
9/14/2022
Learn more about the important role Providence athletic trainers have on a team.
Regaining Independence with St. Luke's Rehabilitation: The Story of Bruce Au
7/12/2021
Bruce continues his journey with St. Luke's has they help him manage his COPD.
Taking a new spin on life after recovering from a stroke
6/23/2021
With the help of St. Luke's, Harry is proud to be able to continue his 50 year career of throwing pottery pieces after his stroke.
Learning to walk again
6/23/2021
The ZeroG Gait and Balance System robotic body-weight support system is designed to help people like Cameron relearn to walk and gain balance.
A continued passion for sports
6/18/2021
St. Luke's helped Mac recover and continue his passion for sports after he became paralyzed on a hunting trip.