Establishing and maintaining Providence St. Vincent’s excellence

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Mother Joseph established Providence St. Vincent hospital to answer the call to serve the Northwest community’s need. To continue care at a high level of excellence, Sister Rita and the Sisters of Providence embraced a vision to move the hospital to be where the patients are and meet the community’s need. Sister Rita helped the lead the charge to establish the St. Vincent Medical Center we know now.

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