St Luke's Hospital For The Clergy

St Luke's Hospital For The Clergy is a hospital located in London, England. It is a unique institution that provides medical care specifically for the clergy of the Church of England and other Christian denominations.

History

St Luke's Hospital For The Clergy was established in the early 20th century, with the aim of providing a place of rest and recuperation for clergy who were suffering from illness or overwork. The hospital was named after Saint Luke, who is traditionally believed to have been a physician as well as an evangelist.

Facilities

The hospital offers a range of facilities, including private rooms, a chapel, and a library. It also provides a range of medical services, including general medical care, physiotherapy, and counselling. The hospital is staffed by a team of experienced medical professionals, who are supported by a team of chaplains.

Admission

Admission to St Luke's Hospital For The Clergy is open to all clergy of the Church of England and other Christian denominations, regardless of their financial circumstances. The hospital operates on a charitable basis, and patients are asked to contribute towards the cost of their care according to their means.

See Also

• List of hospitals in England
• Healthcare in the United Kingdom
• Church of England