Transforming Heart Care

Tyron Bennett credits his Providence team for saving his life and inspiring him to make some major changes.

When Hillary Steffen experienced sudden heart failure, she was prepared to say goodbye to her family. But instead, Providence heart specialists saved her life.

A common birth defect leads a Gonzaga graduate back to Spokane for heart valve surgery.

We show you how to stay healthy at every age, providing specific information on working with your primary care provider and heart and bone health.

Donny Jones traveled to Providence Spokane Heart Institute for a robotic mitral valve repair. Learn more.

Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Centers earn US News rankings, rated among top hospitals in California

Heart disease is the No. 1 cause of death for women in the United States. Let your primary care provider become your partner in managing risk factors.

Stroke is the fifth leading cause of death for women. Hormones and hormone replacement therapy can play a role. Here’s what you should know.

Dr. Shephal Doshi co-leads international clinical trial to evaluate Conformal Medical’s novel CLAAS implant

Many women take care of others before thinking about themselves. Remember to share everything with your provider—even embarrassing symptoms.

Signs and symptoms of heart issues can show up in many ways. A Providence cardiologist explains what to look out for and when to see your doctor.

Too much sodium can lead to high blood pressure and other chronic diseases. Learn how small dietary changes improve your health.

Hear from Providence nurses as they share their stories about why they became a nurse and how their experiences shaped their approach to nursing.

A new report from the Providence Research Network highlights how Providence researchers are advancing the future of health and health care.

With the help of Providence Spokane Heart Institute, Greg Soumokil was given a artificial heart.

New research reveals how starting small can improve cardiovascular wellbeing. A Providence cardiologist weighs in on the findings.