Providence Oregon News Team

  • ‘This is a colonoscopy crusade!’

    ‘This is a colonoscopy crusade!’

    With no family history of colon cancer and no symptoms, Julie Cropley thought at-home screening was OK. Now, she has cancer and two goals: survive colon cancer, and convince others to get screened.

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  • Annual donation day raises more than $4,000 for Providence Seaside

    Annual donation day raises more than $4,000 for Providence Seaside

    Thank you for participating in The Human Bean's annual Coffee for a Cure giveback day and supporting our cancer centers.

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  • Ethics center marks major milestone as questions and cases evolve over 25 years

    Ethics center marks major milestone as questions and cases evolve over 25 years

    The work of our Providence Center for Health Care Ethics is always moving forward, as their unwavering commitment to caregivers, patients, and leaders remains rooted in our Mission.

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  • Mammogram myths: What to know before your screening

    Mammogram myths: What to know before your screening

    Worried about your mammogram? Knowing what to expect can help you feel more comfortable and confident before this important screening.

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  • Providence Hood River caregivers help nourish their community

    Providence Hood River caregivers help nourish their community

    Caregivers from Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital raised 173 pounds of food for a local food pantry during a recent volunteer activity.

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  • Early detection is changing breast cancer treatment

    Early detection is changing breast cancer treatment

    Poorni Manohar, M.D., speaks with KATU's "AM Northwest" about new advances in screening and treatment that are providing patients with more personalized options and hope.

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  • Providence Portland NICU places second in international reading competition

    Providence Portland NICU places second in international reading competition

    Providence Portland placed second in the world during the international Babies With Books read-a-thon. Meet the nurse who helped make the achievement possible.

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  • Finding purpose and well-being in retirement

    Finding purpose and well-being in retirement

    Lindsay Moore, Ph.D., speaks to KATU’s “AM Northwest” about finding purpose and satisfaction, while aging healthily during retirement.

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  • Providence SAFE Center opens at Family Peace Center of Washington County

    Providence SAFE Center opens at Family Peace Center of Washington County

    Learn about the new Providence SAFE Center, now open in Hillsboro, and watch news coverage of the community partnership that's easing the way for survivors of violence and abuse.

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  • Providence Multiple Sclerosis Center celebrates 25 years of advancing care

    Providence Multiple Sclerosis Center celebrates 25 years of advancing care

    Watch a news story honoring the Providence MS center's major milestone and learn more about Dr. Stanley Cohan's legacy.

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  • Providence and Devoted Health partner to offer Medicare coverage options in Oregon and southwest Washington

    Providence and Devoted Health partner to offer Medicare coverage options in Oregon and southwest Washington

    Providence Oregon and Devoted Health to offer Medicare Advantage coverage options for people seeking continued access to Providence physicians, clinics and hospitals beginning in 2027.

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  • Mammogram myth debunked: What to expect at your mammogram

    Mammogram myth debunked: What to expect at your mammogram

    If you’ve been putting off your mammogram because you’re unsure what to expect, knowing what happens during the appointment may help you feel more prepared.

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  • Providence weight management program helps patient get back to living life

    Providence weight management program helps patient get back to living life

    For years, Lori struggled to find answers, until her gynecologist referred to Providence Center for Weight Management.

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  • Medicare Advantage vs. Original Medicare: What's the Difference?

    Medicare Advantage vs. Original Medicare: What's the Difference?

    Medicare enrollment doesn't have to feel overwhelming. Learn the differences between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage and find trusted, local resources to help you make coverage decisions.

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  • How to choose a health plan with confidence

    How to choose a health plan with confidence

    You don't need to be an insurance expert. Taking time to review your doctors, health needs and costs can help you narrow your options and identify plans that help keep your Providence care.

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  • Recognizing the signs of carpal tunnel syndrome and finding relief

    Recognizing the signs of carpal tunnel syndrome and finding relief

    Michael Potter, M.D., a sports medicine physician at Providence Medford, outlines the symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome and offers simple treatment options.

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  • Starting the conversation: How to tell when someone may be struggling

    Starting the conversation: How to tell when someone may be struggling

    Robin Henderson, Psy.D., encourages people to trust their instincts, notice changes in their loved ones and reach out proactively for mental health conversations.

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  • Hood to Coast participants raise more than $1 million to help #FINISHCANCER

    Hood to Coast participants raise more than $1 million to help #FINISHCANCER

    See photos from our 44th annual Providence Hood To Coast and Portland To Coast relays.

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  • Onward Rose City! Timbers bring smiles to Providence Portland

    Onward Rose City! Timbers bring smiles to Providence Portland

    The Timbers visited caregivers and patients during their 12th annual Rose City Road Trip. See photos from their stop at Providence Portland.

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  • Providence Emilie House celebrates 40 years of compassionate living

    Providence Emilie House celebrates 40 years of compassionate living

    The supportive housing ministry in Portland opened in 1986. It offers 40 spacious, affordable one-bedroom apartments for seniors ages 62 and older, and younger adults with a mobility impairment.

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