St. Luke's Jerome Unveils Expanded Therapy Space for Faster Recovery

St. Luke’s Jerome has opened a larger therapy space for patients recovering strength and mobility. The expansion was officially unveiled on April 28, 2026, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the occasion. The new area focuses on helping patients regain independence before they return home. Occupational therapist Jason Urry played a key role in designing the space and its equipment. During the opening, he demonstrated how the new tools would assist in rehabilitation.

Chief Operating Officer Nancy Hicks led the ribbon-cutting to celebrate the facility’s growth. The event highlighted the hospital’s commitment to improving patient recovery through better therapy resources. The expanded therapy space is now in use at St. Luke’s Jerome. Patients requiring strength and mobility training will benefit from the upgraded facilities. The hospital’s investment aims to speed up recovery times and support safer transitions home.