St. Luke's Opens New Obstetrics & Gynecology Clinic and Lakeview Lab

The new OB-GYN clinic and lab is 16,000 square-feet, nearly double its original size.

By HFT Staff
March 7, 2023

St. Luke’s has opened its new Obstetrics & Gynecology Clinic and Lakeview Lab. Johnson Wilson Constructors led the construction. The space was designed by DSGW Architecture. 

The $5.2 million investment is the latest in St. Luke’s ongoing Health Forward Initiative, which is focused on redeveloping the campus in a thoughtful, economical and sustainable way. This most recent project involved a total renovation of the third floor of St. Luke’s Lakeview Building to create the new home for St. Luke’s OB-GYN Clinic and the Lakeview Lab. 

The move doubles the size of the OB-GYN clinic to nearly 16,000 square-feet and creates a dedicated, private registration and waiting area for all patients who need lab work. 

New features of the clinic include: 

  • Two lactation rooms 
  • 24 exam rooms (previously 15) 
  • Large, family-friendly reception and lobby 
  • Designated non-stress testing room 
  • Designated area for fertility care 
  • More procedure and ultrasound rooms 
  • Private space for families experiencing loss 



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