Providence Oregon News Team

Mike Murray, M.D., talks with KATU about the changes in winter sport-related injuries and offers helpful strategies to prevent breaks and fractures.

Breanne Brown, M.D., demonstrated simple exercises on KATU’s “Family Matters” to help viewers incorporate movement into their daily routines.

See how thousands of donors supported the Tomorrow Starts Today campaign to re-imagine care at two of our hospitals, benefiting our caregivers and patients.

Shanta Schriever, RN, speaks with KATU about the benefits of menopause classes for challenging misinformation and preparing women for the changes in their bodies.

Aaron Schoenkerman, M.D., shares strategies for lowering blood pressure that reflect updated treatment guidelines from the American Heart Association.

Across Oregon, our facilities team is saving our hospitals millions through energy and water conservation

NEWS RELEASE: Providence Oregon and Aetna, a CVS Health company, have reached a multi-year agreement that brings Providence hospitals, clinics, and physicians across Oregon back in-network.

Night shift nurse Janet is retiring from her role as a caregiver in the cardiology wing at Providence Portland Medical Center.

In collaboration with The Human Bean, Caregivers and community united to help The Human Bean raise more than $34,000 for breast cancer services at our Providence hospitals.

In Multnomah County, Providence ElderPlace Cully provides access and support for seniors experiencing houselessness.

Learn how these teens are helping with essential work at Providence St. Vincent Medical Center while laying the groundwork for careers in health care.

Giving patients and visitors a ride on Rover is about more than transportation – it’s a compassionate way to bring smiles to our hospital.

Comfort quilts are a memorial item given to the families of patients who pass away in the hospital. Hear from the chaplains who deliver them to the volunteers who craft each quilt.

A new artificial intelligence tool is helping doctors transcribe patient notes during appointments.

The Providence Portland nutrition services team continues a practice started years ago in the garden of a now-retired caregiver. Flower power brings joy and a bit of beauty to our patients.

Providence caregivers and clinicians implemented a program ten years ago to screen patients for food insecurity, and then did something about what they learned.

Since 2022, TeleSpiritual Health has been a compassionate lifeline for caregivers offering virtual support available every day of the week from the comfort of their home.

The Center for Outcomes Research and Education’s Data for Change program provides data tools and training to organizations that serve our community.