Providence News Team

President and CEO of Providence joined with other CEOs from across the United States to set new standards of safety for health care workers.

The COVID-19 pandemic has hurt our most vulnerable and exacerbated socio-economic disparities.

The Intersections Initiative, funded by St. Joseph Community Partnership Fund (SJCPF) and facilitated by Prevention Institute.

COVID-19 has highlighted the vital importance of infection prevention and epidemiology in protecting our nation’s health.

Access to safe and stable housing is a fundamental human right and an essential component in addressing underlying health issues.

“This is amazing,” said six-year-old Emmett Sonnemaker as he circled around the play area in his wheelchair with his brothers and sister.

When Tyler Ramos received his certification in Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA), he did not expect to save someone’s life the very next day.

In 2019, when Becky Betts was assigned to lead population health for Providence’s southeast Washington region in Walla Walla.

At Seattle-based Camp Ten Trees, a residential camp for LGBTQ+ youth, staff and volunteers not only provide an identity-affirming environment for young campers—they save lives.

The staff at Denise Louie Education Center (DLEC) know what it feels like to face challenging times.

https://blog.providence.org/community-partnerships/building-healthy-thriving-communities-through-cycling

Providence is steadfast in serving our Mission, to care for all, especially the poor and vulnerable. Health insurance has been a prevalent health need that our communities meet year after year.

Southern California’s High Desert is a sprawling rural and suburban region northeast of Los Angeles.

St. Joseph Hospital’s Emergency Care Center (ECC) in Orange County is a resource for people with severe mental health challenges and unstable housing.

https://blog.providence.org/community-partnerships/supporting-career-development-and-reducing-health-inequities-in-south-los-angeles