Providence Health Team

The Providence Health Team brings together caregivers from diverse backgrounds to bring you clinically-sound, data-driven advice to help you live your happiest and healthiest selves.

Hear Me Now: The importance of racial concordance in health care

Violet, program manager at Healthy Birth Initiative, and her daughter, Drechelle, share their experience with the needs of pregnant Black women.
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How to spot and treat thyroid disease

Think you might have a thyroid problem? Learn what thyroid disease is, the signs and symptoms, how to treat it, and how iodine and diet relate.
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Partnering with Providence: Mario and Courtney Lopez’s maternity experience

Mario and Courtney Lopez found personalized maternity care and support for the whole family at Providence. Learn more about their experiences and pregnancies.
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Focus on faith and family: How Mario and Courtney Lopez found a home at Providence

Mario Lopez and his wife selected Providence St. Joseph for all their of their pregnancies. Learn how faith, family played a role in that decision.
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Celebrating Christmas at the Providence Child Center

Meet the children and families who benefit from the work of the Providence Child Center and Providence Children’s Health Foundation.
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Hear Me Now: The joys of Christmas

Providence’s Chief Mission Officer shares what makes the Christmas season so joyful in her home.
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Protect yourself this flu season

Learn the signs and symptoms of influenza and how to protect yourself this season with tips from Providence.
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Genomics: Preventing and finding disease earlier across populations

Preventing and detecting disease early can significantly improve patient health. Learn more about how Providence is using population genomics to reach that goal.
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A keto diet could benefit people with multiple sclerosis

The ketogenic diet has helped many people lose weight. Now, researchers are suggesting it can also help those who suffer from multiple sclerosis (MS).
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It’s time to talk about advance directives

Advance care directives outline your wishes for end-of-life medical care when you’re unable to speak for yourself.
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Long COVID: What is it and how long will it last?

A recent Hear Me Now podcast examines research about long COVID and what the evidence shows.
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Explore your options for non-invasive pain relief

If you’re dealing with chronic pain, find non-invasive treatments and strategies to get you back on track.
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Under the weather? Know how to care for a cold or flu and when to see provider.

Home remedies usually help ease cold and flu symptoms. Know how to take care, and when it’s time to see a Providence Provider.
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Back to Business: Spine surgery restores a woman’s lifestyle.

The skilled care team at Providence Mission Hospital help patients return to everyday life free from neck and back pain through a variety of innovative technology and treatments.
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You don’t have to live with chronic acid reflux

Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), commonly associated with the symptom of heartburn, is a chronic condition that can lead to bigger problems. Providence has world-renowned experts in GERD.
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Viral Hepatitis: What You Need to Know About Risk and Prevention

Viral hepatitis cases are increasing globally. Learn about the five types of viral hepatitis, how they affect the body and how to prevent infection.
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Men: It’s time to take charge of your health

June is Men’s Health Awareness Month. What better time for men (and those of us who love men) to check in on their health.
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Save a life: Be a blood donor

Blood donors can save as many as 3 lives with every donation. Honor World Blood Donor Day and sign up for a blood drive in your community.
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Celebrating Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month celebrates these rich cultures and traditions every May. Learn more.
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Celebrating what it means to be a nurse

Providence nurses Cynthia Clements and Chris Cothran share what keeps them motivated in the ever-changing nursing environment.
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Providence Health Team

Hear Me Now: The importance of racial concordance in health care

Violet, program manager at Healthy Birth Initiative, and her daughter, Drechelle, share their experience with the needs of pregnant Black women.

How to spot and treat thyroid disease

Think you might have a thyroid problem? Learn what thyroid disease is, the signs and symptoms, how to treat it, and how iodine and diet relate.

Partnering with Providence: Mario and Courtney Lopez’s maternity experience

Mario and Courtney Lopez found personalized maternity care and support for the whole family at Providence. Learn more about their experiences and pregnancies.

Focus on faith and family: How Mario and Courtney Lopez found a home at Providence

Mario Lopez and his wife selected Providence St. Joseph for all their of their pregnancies. Learn how faith, family played a role in that decision.

Celebrating Christmas at the Providence Child Center

Meet the children and families who benefit from the work of the Providence Child Center and Providence Children’s Health Foundation.

Hear Me Now: The joys of Christmas

Providence’s Chief Mission Officer shares what makes the Christmas season so joyful in her home.

Protect yourself this flu season

Learn the signs and symptoms of influenza and how to protect yourself this season with tips from Providence.

Genomics: Preventing and finding disease earlier across populations

Preventing and detecting disease early can significantly improve patient health. Learn more about how Providence is using population genomics to reach that goal.

A keto diet could benefit people with multiple sclerosis

The ketogenic diet has helped many people lose weight. Now, researchers are suggesting it can also help those who suffer from multiple sclerosis (MS).

It’s time to talk about advance directives

Advance care directives outline your wishes for end-of-life medical care when you’re unable to speak for yourself.

Long COVID: What is it and how long will it last?

A recent Hear Me Now podcast examines research about long COVID and what the evidence shows.

Explore your options for non-invasive pain relief

If you’re dealing with chronic pain, find non-invasive treatments and strategies to get you back on track.

Under the weather? Know how to care for a cold or flu and when to see provider.

Home remedies usually help ease cold and flu symptoms. Know how to take care, and when it’s time to see a Providence Provider.

Back to Business: Spine surgery restores a woman’s lifestyle.

The skilled care team at Providence Mission Hospital help patients return to everyday life free from neck and back pain through a variety of innovative technology and treatments.

You don’t have to live with chronic acid reflux

Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), commonly associated with the symptom of heartburn, is a chronic condition that can lead to bigger problems. Providence has world-renowned experts in GERD.

Viral Hepatitis: What You Need to Know About Risk and Prevention

Viral hepatitis cases are increasing globally. Learn about the five types of viral hepatitis, how they affect the body and how to prevent infection.

Men: It’s time to take charge of your health

June is Men’s Health Awareness Month. What better time for men (and those of us who love men) to check in on their health.

Save a life: Be a blood donor

Blood donors can save as many as 3 lives with every donation. Honor World Blood Donor Day and sign up for a blood drive in your community.

Celebrating Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month celebrates these rich cultures and traditions every May. Learn more.

Celebrating what it means to be a nurse

Providence nurses Cynthia Clements and Chris Cothran share what keeps them motivated in the ever-changing nursing environment.