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Description: Sarah and Angela delve into a conversation with Laura Smith, author of The Berkeley Book: A Story of Hope, Happiness and Down Syndrome, to discuss their family's experiences with healthcare. Laura shares the lifechanging impact her brother had on family, friends, and community. |
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From environmental stewardship to health equity, Providence is bringing environment, social and governance work to the forefront. Learn more.
Potassium is one of the most important minerals, yet most Americans consume less than half what they should. Learn how to get more potassium in your diet.
A new feature in the Providence app is making it easier to complete your required labs when and where it’s most convenient for you.
A Providence endocrine surgeon explains what thyroid cancer is — and what treatments exist for both cancerous and benign tumors.
Are you 65 or older? You could be taking steps now to improve your physical and mental health and amp up your nutrition.
Rose Haven's holistic approach includes meeting basic needs, while providing support for long-term empowerment through education, connection, practical help and emotional support.
Have you wondered whether you should be screened for prostate cancer? Learn the guidelines for screening and how accurate the PSA test is.
Health literacy is important for everyone because, at some point in our lives, we all need to be able to find, understand and use health information and services.
Providence is involved in a nationwide study that’s looking at how to predict long COVID and treat it. Learn more.
Riverwalk Crisis Center is a 24/7 behavioral health center. It was created to reduce unnecessary visits to emergency rooms or preventable incarceration.
Providence provides no cost virtual mental health therapy to the 15,000-plus students in the Renton School District.
Providence Global Programs partners with Global Mentorship Initiative (GMI) to provide career development for college students around the world through one-on-one virtual mentorship.
The skills-based training teachers parents, caregivers, teachers, neighbors and peers ways to identify, understand and respond to adolescents and teens experiencing mental health challenges.
Providence Swedish Ballard is home to the Substance-Using Pregnant People (SUPP) program, a transformative model of care.
In partnership with Providence Orange County hospitals, St. Jude Neighborhood Health Centers offer thousands of underserved Orange County residents compassionate care.
The multi-lingual and diverse team is dedicated to removing cultural and language barriers to care for every patient we serve.
Learn how Regina Wilson emerged from homelessness with the help of Providence Population Health, and now has a job helping others experiencing homelessness.
Stationed at Providence hospitals across the region, SUNs wrap their arms around those suffering from addiction and connect them with services to support their recoveries.
In North Puget Sound, Providence Swedish has implemented solutions to address opioid overdoes, including participating in grant programs and research to discover addiction treatments that work.
