Providence reaches agreement with Cigna in Washington state

For 50 years, Providence Community Clinic has been a trusted source of compassionate care, serving Spokane's most vulnerable neighbors while carrying forward the healing ministry of the Sisters of Pro

After surviving two strokes, Enoch Machora found purpose in the same place that helped save his life.

Changes to UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage plans in Washington

Julie Kamps’ ovarian cancer journey began with a conversation between sisters. Today, her story is a reminder to speak up, seek answers, and pay attention to changes in your health.

Dr. Katherine Tuttle's work has helped advance care for people with kidney, heart and metabolic diseases.

Chay Piger once wondered if motherhood would be possible for her. Through pain, pregnancy loss and care at Providence, her journey led to the family she had hoped and prayed for.

Providence Holy Family Hospital was designated as a Magnet organization in 2022 by the ANCC Magnet Recognition Program® and is now applying for redesignation.

Research is at the core of advancing medical care. It helps us better understand how diseases progress, how treatments work, and how to improve care.

Mike Murdoch calls his survival a rebirth.

This Stroke Awareness month, we are highlighting a Providence patient who was treated for a stroke at Sacred Heart Medical Center and St. Luke's Rehabilitation Medical Center.

This Mother’s Day, we are sharing stories of Providence families where a calling to serve is passed from one generation to the next.

A Look Inside Providence’s Medical Tents at Spokane’s Biggest Race

John Brooks is a 45‑year‑old father who had the Ross Procedure to fix aortic valve disease, a condition that can cause the valve to become too narrow or fail to close properly.

Warner Slater, 61, realized his was short of breath. This was not normal for an avid mountain biker. A heart surgery brought him back to life.

Each option serves a different purpose—and choosing the right one can save you time, reduce your costs, and help you get the right care faster.

When Providence nurse Jackie S. went out to dinner, she expected nothing more than a quiet night out. Instead, she found herself living out the very reason she became a nurse.

This achievement means the most advanced stroke treatment is available right here at home when every second matters.

Every team member here follows The Comfort Promise: We promise to do everything in our power to minimize pain during procedures like immunizations, lab draws, and IV starts.

Some love stories begin with chance encounters. But for Bruce and Rayna Lee, their journey began on day one—quite literally—at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center.

Most people remember the last basketball game they watched because of the score. For 84-year-old Mona, the games she will soon see will be remembered for something far more meaningful.