What is it like for doctors treating the coronavirus? Dr. Megan Farnsworth, Emergency medicine physician at Providence Medical Group, weighs in on Fox News how doctors are handling the influx of patients and staying healthy.
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Patients can expect an extra level of protection and efficiency in the ER.
During the COVID-19 crisis, working parents are having a difficult time balancing work and family in the home. Providence has stepped in to help.
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Over 700 Providence patients are being monitored at home.
Several health systems across the country are redeploying specialty physicians in response to COVID-19.
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The spread of coronavirus underscores the value of collaboration tools and telehealth during high-risk events, said Dr. Amy Compton-Phillips, chief clinical officer at Providence St. Joseph Health, wh
A nurse practitioner called the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for testing Jan. 19 after that patient said they recently returned from visiting family in Wuhan, China.
Providence CEO Rod Hochman offers a letter of thanks to the health professionals on the front lines of COVID-19. Learn more.
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