Providence executives named as Puget Sound Business Journal's health leaders

Joining us this week, Marge will oversee our patient logistics center, which coordinates intakes, discharges and transfers among Providence Oregon’s eight hospitals – 1,000 hospital beds in all.

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 joined 30 local leaders on a trip to Washington, D.C. This opportunity was part of Greater Spokane Inc.’s (GSI) D.C. Fly-In event.

Providence announced today it has named Rafael Martinez-Chapman as its new senior vice president and treasurer effective December 12.

The Providence Digital Innovation Group announced that Andy Chu joined the team as Senior Vice President of Product and Technology Incubation.

Led by some of the nation’s most well-regarded thought leaders and doers, the new Foundation will raise funds to solve some of our most pressing health challenges.

Remdesivir use is associated with lower mortality compared to best supportive care.

Having pledged $50 million over five years to reduce disparities in health care, the health system reports positive strides over the past year.

Providence Health Plan (PHP), a regional not-for-profit health plan serving the Pacific Northwest, has named Don Antonucci as the organization’s new Chief Executive Officer.

Providence experts share insights and advice on how to help women stay healthy and well. Watch now.

Debbie Gibson and Brittn Grey were recently appointed to Catholic Health Association of the United States (CHA) advisory bodies.

Providence’s Dr. Amy Compton-Phillips outlines the benefits of making primary care universally available. Watch now.

Having admitted the first known U.S. patient with COVID-19, Providence, one of the largest health systems in the country, today announced results for the fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 2020.

Providence has shared the heartbreaking news that A. Verona Dorch, EVP and chief legal counsel, passed away in Seattle.

Review our environmental stewardship accomplishments from the past year on our path to becoming carbon negative by 2030.

Find ways to help Providence become carbon negative by 2030. Learn more.

Providence’s ambulatory care network and physician enterprise groups will be integrated with other clinical functions.

Providence announced a new leadership structure that will allow the organization to deliver highly coordinated care.

Providence leaders announced that it Providence will lean on technology to help recover from the financial damage caused by the pandemic.

Providence president and CEO, Rod Hochman, M.D., assumes his role as chair of the American Hospital Board of Trustees in the new year.