St. Luke's Cancer Center unveiled its new Center for Hope & Healing at the St. Luke's Upper Bucks Campus on February 20 – the only facility of its kind in Bucks County and the greater Lehigh Valley area.

            The Center for Hope & Healing will use an integrative, patient-centric approach to support patients, families and the community, providing space to the mastectomy bra boutique, American Hairlines and LuxCare Clothing.

            "These services reflect our commitment to ensuring every patient receives comprehensive care that addresses their physical needs, their emotional needs, and their sense of self," said Mary-Kate Cellmer, St. Luke's Vice President Department of Oncology. "We understand that healing is a holistic process, and we are here to provide all-encompassing support."

            The mastectomy bra boutique, in partnership with Adapt Health, empowers women on their journey to recovery by offering a wide range of post-op bras, mastectomy bras, prosthetics and specialized garments designed for comfort and symmetry.

            American Hairlines offers patients hair/wigs, makeup and nails services. The team at American Hairlines uses advanced customization, precise sizing, and tailored cutting techniques.

            LuxCare Clothing, founded by a survivor, creates stylish, medically adaptive clothing and headscarves for cancer patients. Its scan-friendly garments provide chest port and vein access, while custom print headscarves, made from soft organic fabrics, offer comfort and confidence.

            Additionally, the Center will host support groups for various cancer types, including a new blood cancer support group.

            The Center for Hope & Healing was made possible with support from Penn Stainless and the St. Luke's Evergreen Donor Advised Fund.