Perspectives

Innovation leaders from healthcare organizations across the country share the strategies with Becker's Hospital Review on how they empower patients.

Providence and voting experts address the 'hows' and 'why' of voting in 2020. Learn more.

The future of health is on the docket in the 2020 election. Have your say. Vote. Learn more about how Providence is preparing for the election.

Providence is mobilizing its caregivers to become carbon negative by 2030. Learn more.

Providence's Dora Barilla explores the importance of participating in the U.S. Census survey. Have your say.

Providence launched the Vote for Health campaign to encourage voter registration and opportunities to volunteer for the 2020 Presidential election.

Providence's President Mike Butler discusses priorities for bringing the organization's vision for the future of health to life. Learn more.

Providence's Chief People Officer Greg Till shares his perspective on the future of health. Watch the interviews.

Providence St. Joseph Health has hired Mayank Jain as group vice president of workforce strategy and analytics to improve employee experience and enable top-of-license work.

PSJH clinical lead, Amy Compton-Phillips, offers an insiders view of how to manage out of being burned out at work

Our promise of health for a better world starts with addressing the vexing homelessness and housing insecurity challenge

Providence St. Joseph Health's Mike Butler offers his perspective on how to tackle the homelessness problem vexing American cities

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.

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.

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.

We know that many social factors contribute to health, and our advocacy agenda reflects their importance.

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.

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

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.