Before the pandemic 135 million people globally were facing food insecurity, the coronavirus has highlighted the health disparities in vulnerable populations even more so. Dr. Rhonda Medows speaks with Cheddar on how the pandemic is amplifying socioeconomic inequality and how the populations that are underserved are not having access to resources needed for day-to-day survival.
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MSSP ACO Health Connect Partners serves more than 100k beneficiaries in the Western U.S.
The not-for-profit health system continues to stay the course on strategies for recovery and renewal.
Credena Health's new 20,000-square-foot facility marks the completion of a three-year project, launching a hub for innovative pharmacy care and patient support solutions.
When the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the United States just over three years ago, we had no idea how much it would change how we work, live and learn. The burnout crisis requires all hands on deck.
Providence’s strategic investments work to ensure basic health needs are met and serve to remove barriers to care, build community resilience and innovate for the future.
Providence, a not-for-profit health system serving the Western U.S, announced the appointment of Laureen Driscoll as the chief executive for the South Division.
New nursing care model that provides better patient care, creates new jobs and saves hospital funds cross-country.
While continuing to absorb the rising cost of care to meet community needs, the not-for-profit health system stayed the course on its strategies for recovery and renewal.
Providence released its 2022 Philanthropy Impact Report showcasing increased giving for programs that improve access to care, fund research, expand innovative treatments and promote health equity.
Providence believes price transparency is essential to improving health care in the U.S. Patients deserve transparency that delivers what they need to make informed decisions about their care.
As a large employer in the communities it serves, Providence recognizes the critical role it plays in building healthy and equitable local economies
Join Providence's family of organizations for a virtual Age-Friendly Health Symposium May 15 to discuss improving care for older adults in our journey to becoming an Age-Friendly Health System.
Providence leaders were among those who gathered recently at the 13th Annual Becker’s Healthcare Meeting to focus on collaborating to improve health care.
Providence announced that Brian Chesebro, M.D., is joining its national advocacy and social responsibility division as the first medical director of environmental stewardship.
Despite significant challenges facing health care nationally, the not-for-profit health system continued to strengthen its Mission, investing nearly $2.1 billion in community benefit last year.
