Eastern Washington
News and insights for Spokane & Stevens County, WA.
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A heart transplant gives Idaho resident a new lease on life
As a teenager, Matt Hankes was diagnosed with a progressive form of heart disease that meant he would eventually need a heart transplant.
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Adisson Nordean returns to the soccer field
Adisson Nordean, a junior at University High School in Spokane Valley, has always been a soccer star. But in 2022, an injury during practice jeopardized her dreams.
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Mary's story of rural health care
Mary has served in many health care leadership roles in her life, including 15 years as the Washington State Secretary of Health, so she understands the importance of rural healthcare access.
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Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center and Children’s Hospital’s specialized life support team receives recognition for excellence
Providence recently received the Extracorporeal Life Support Organization (ELSO) Gold Level Award for Excellence in Life Support.
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Providence ALS Clinic receives ALS Association designation as a Certified Treatment Center of Excellence
Providence St. Luke's Rehabilitation Medical Center's ALS Clinic has been named an ALS Association Certified Treatment Center of Excellence. It is the first center of its kind in the Inland Northwest.
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Providence receives national recognition for heart surgery, patient safety, and more
Healthgrades recognized Providence hospitals in Spokane with 13 awards.
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‘I want to help’: Providence caregiver uses free time to teach refugees new skills
Diego spends nearly every Saturday since March teaching Venezuelan refugees to drive
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Multi-state training partnership enhances rural health readiness
Providence partnered with agencies to conduct an interactive, multi-agency exercise in Alaska and Washington, aimed at enhancing readiness to care for patients with infectious diseases.
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Providence patients finds special way to thank her ‘saints in scrubs’
Lori Scott was so grateful for the care she received, she sent a special letter to her care team.
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Providence patient serves up a slice of appreciation for caregivers
Watch a heartfelt video from a patient who says he wouldn’t be alive without his amazing care team.
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Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center caregivers inspire students during open house
Nearly 100 students attended a hands-on career day in the operating room at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center
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A tale of two miracles: Mother shares NICU journey
September marks Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NIUC) Awareness Month.
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Providence expands behavioral health program for children
Investing in these services is one of the ways Providence is helping address the urgent mental health crisis facing children and teens.
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K9 program welcomes two new four-legged friends
Please join us in welcoming the newest companions to the Providence K9 Program.
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Providence provides free behavioral health program for teens
Providence is partnering with the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center to support teen mental health in East Central Spokane.
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Providence stroke and diabetes programs earn national recognition
The American Heart Association presents the Get With The Guidelines® awards for proven dedication to best practices and life-saving care.
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Providence Heart Institute enrolling patients in new trial
Providence is evaluating a minimally invasive heart procedure in patients with moderate, symptomatic aortic stenosis.
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Serenity room provides comforting space for patients
The serenity room is located inside the Providence Breast Clinic, and is often used when breast clinic patients meet their doctor for the first time
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Spokane Indians Minor League Baseball team visited kids at Providence Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital
The Spokane Indians Minor League Baseball team visited kids at Providence Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital. Caregivers attended game to celebrate Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital’s 20th birthday.
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Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center and Children's Hospital signage updates
Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center and Children’s Hospital will begin to get new signage.
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