Patient Safety

Guisou Mahmoud, MD, FACEP, medical director for the Sue and Bill Gross Emergency Department at Mission Hospital addresses misconceptions on going to the ER

Don't delay care for non-COVID conditions. We're here to help treat all your care needs. Learn more.

Alaskans have answered the call to stay home to avoid spreading COVID-19 and flatten the curve.

If you’re experiencing mental health concerns due to COVID-19, find help now.

Providence experts on patients delaying care out of fear of exposure to the coronavirus, “delay in seeking care could make matters worse.”

"If we just stay locked down in our hospitals the way we are through the end of May, there wouldn't be much to come back to.”

Most pandemics follow the same progression from warning of its existence to recovery. Learn about ways to cope during this time of great change and adversity.

As of April 22, certain Covenant Health ministries resumed urgent elective surgeries/procedures/diagnostic testing.

At Providence, the safety of our patients is our No. 1 priority. That’s why we have implemented a strict, multi-layer process to ensure your safety while receiving care within our hospitals.

Getting the right care at the right time is important to your health. COVID-19 doesn’t change that.