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Hospitals on the brink: New report shows serious threats to financial stability
A detailed analysis by Oregon’s hospital association outlines the many issues that are jeopardizing health care for Oregonians, including tariffs and cuts to Medicaid.
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Update from Jennifer Burrows
Learn about the most recent financial sustainability measures for Oregon.
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Understanding sepsis: A medical emergency that can't wait
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Donor gives landmark gift to fund cancer care in Napa
Monumental gift marks the second largest philanthropic contribution in Providence Queen of the Valley’s history.
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Mural funded by donors debuts on Providence St. Mary campus
Providence St. Mary mural
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Missy Seck’s story: Awareness of her body caught gynecological cancer early
Missy Seck, 63, will tell you that she was given the gift of being diagnosed with ovarian cancer early. But it really was her awareness of her body and her quick action to get seen when something just
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From wound to warrior: Ruth Ellsworth's battle and advocacy for sepsis awareness
Spokane resident Ruth Ellsworth shares her harrowing experience with sepsis, highlighting the importance of early recognition and prompt treatment for this life-threatening condition.
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Providence Queen of the Valley Medical Center nationally recognized for excellence in stroke and diabetes care
Providence Queen of the Valley Medical Center received the American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines® - Stroke Gold Plus quality achievement award.
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Providence Swedish South Puget Sound welcomes new class of residents!
Learn more about our residency programs and our new residents.
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Purchase your tickets for Christmas in the Forest now!
It’s never too early to plan your first holiday event of the season.
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Windy Manzardo Receives Life-Saving Heart Transplant at Providence Heart Institute
Five weeks after receiving a new heart, Windy Manzardo took a walk around the block. For the seasoned cardiac nurse, wife, and mother of two, this walk marked the end of a long and uncertain journey.
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Providence Alaska Medical Center among nation’s best at treating victims of heart attack
Providence Alaska Medical Center has received the American College of Cardiology’s NCDR Chest Pain – MI Registry Platinum Performance Achievement Award for 2025.
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Kadlec Community Health programs provide legacy of service to the community
Neurological Resource Center sunsetting
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Pickett Fire Update
Providence Queen of the Valley Medical Center is closely monitoring the Pickett Fire in Calistoga; we remain open and fully operational.
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Providence Alaska Medical Center to participate in active shooter drills
Providence Alaska Medical Center will conduct a series of active shooter drills this week. This training will not impact hospital operations — patients / visitors can continue to come to the hospital.
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Fellowship allows physicians to merge social justice and treatment
The Alaska Addiction Medicine Fellowship program offers advanced training in addiction medicine to physicians with the goal to serve vulnerable populations better.
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Providence Opens Human Milk Collection Center in Spokane
Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center & Children’s Hospital is proud to announce the opening of a new human milk collection center in partnership with Mothers’ Milk Bank California (MMBCA).
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Measles Exposure in Spokane County
Local public health officials have confirmed a measles infection in a Kootenai County resident with exposure risk in Spokane County.
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U.S. News & World Report recognizes Kadlec as among region's best hospitals
Kadlec named among region's best hospitals
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Women’s Boutique to close Aug. 29
On Aug. 29, the Women’s Boutique at Providence Alaska Children’s Hospital will close. To ease the way, select items will be sold at other retail spaces on the Providence Alaska Medical Center campus.
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