A note of appreciation from Everett, Washington

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Lori Kloes, Chief Philanthropy Officer of Providence General Foundation and Providence Regional Medical Center in Everett, offers a brief video to express her appreciation for the community that has helped to enable new care additions to the Regional Medical Center.

Specifically, she noted that the generous support funded:

200 private inpatient rooms, many designed with negative pressure to isolate patients needed treatment for COVID-19
Expanded ED the size of a football field with special zones designed with zones to help all types of patients.

Because of the donations from the community, Providence is better prepared to save lives and help those who need care during the ongoing COVID-19 health crisis and beyond.

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