Perspectives
First-hand insight and initiatives from the Providence leadership team
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Read ArticleWhat I learned about burnout...and how to come back from it
PSJH clinical lead, Amy Compton-Phillips, offers an insiders view of how to manage out of being burned out at work
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Read ArticleOur commitment to ending homelessness
Our promise of health for a better world starts with addressing the vexing homelessness and housing insecurity challenge
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Read ArticleEnding homelessness requires bold action
Providence St. Joseph Health's Mike Butler offers his perspective on how to tackle the homelessness problem vexing American cities
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Read ArticleThe power of love in action: Our latest community benefit report
Thank you to our caregivers and community partners for responding to the call to serve with love. Last year, we provided $1.6 billion in free and uncompensated care and other community programs.
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Read ArticleHomelessness: Our $15 million investment in affordable housing for the poor and vulnerable
This gift will go toward the development of three apartment complexes for low-income seniors and veterans including Seattle’s first affordable high rise in 50 years.
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Read ArticleCelebrating our founders on International Women's Day
Founded by empowered women, PSJH continues to empower women today. Our founders never gave up on the dream of a more balanced, equal and loving world and neither will we.
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Read ArticleBeing agents of change for health
We know that many social factors contribute to health, and our advocacy agenda reflects their importance.
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Read ArticleBack from Guatemala ... for now
Providence St. Joseph Health is kicking off a new four-year plan with Medical Teams International to reduce infant mortality in the Central Highlands of Guatemala.
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Read ArticlePSJH offers 5 smart tips from the top on managing change
Key takeaways from an up-close and personal panel of Providence St. Joseph Health executives discussing best strategies for leading and thriving in changing times
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Read ArticleComing together to end the measles outbreak
Washington state has the highest number of reported measles infections since 1996. It will take all of us coming together to fight this dangerous outbreak.
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Read ArticleHousing as a bridge to better mental health
A look at the power of home and community, and the "housing first" response to homelessness.
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Read ArticleGrief during the holidays: when derailing may put you back on track
For some, the holidays are complicated because they’re missing a loved one who has died.
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Read ArticleChicago shooting reminds us we can't be complacent about hospital violence
Our hearts go out to our colleagues at Mercy Hospital in Chicago. The recent tragedy remind us we can't be complacent about workplace violence in the health care setting.
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Read ArticleMedicaid study reinforces that housing is health care
Study finds Medicaid costs decrease when people with very low incomes have secure housing.
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Read ArticleObservations from the national gathering of women leaders in health care
This year’s conference focused on our industry’s response to the #MeToo and #TimesUp movement. PSJH is responding with a long-term effort we’re calling #NotHere.
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Read ArticlePSJH offers matching contributions for hurricane relief
To support Hurricane Florence relief efforts, Providence St. Joseph Health will match caregiver contributions to the American Red Cross dollar for dollar up to $100,000.
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Read ArticlePain in the nation: Policy ideas to save lives
Well Being Trust focuses on mental health and substance misuse while working closely with partners who will pursue policy in other areas to create a cohesive community-focused framework for well-being
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Read ArticleDying should not be so hard
Together, we can help ease the burdens experienced by people who are seriously ill and dying.
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Read ArticleUpstream causes of homelessness and the search for solutions
Housing expert Timothy Zaricznyj looks at the connections between taxes, health insurance, mental health and secure housing...
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Read ArticlePSJH joins Pearl Jam to end homelessness
As part of the Pearl Jam campaign to end homelessness in Seattle, PSJH is supporting a modular shelter project that will accommodate 72 people per night, helping those in unauthorized encampments.
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