See how one cardiologist’s idea became a worldwide 5K training program

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Their extraordinary commitment will create Oregon’s first-ever women’s health hospital and launch the next generation of pioneering heart care.

The Timbers visited caregivers and patients during their 12th annual Rose City Road Trip. See photos from their stop at Providence Portland.

See photos from our 44th annual Providence Hood To Coast and Portland To Coast relays.

Residents and caregivers celebrated Assisted Living Week with animal-themed activities, special visitors and plenty of safari fun.

Providence St. Vincent nurses are helping improve access to care for people experiencing homelessness by providing health services, support and human connection through Project Homeless Connect.

For years, Lori struggled to find answers, until her gynecologist referred to Providence Center for Weight Management.

The supportive housing ministry in Portland opened in 1986. It offers 40 spacious, affordable one-bedroom apartments for seniors ages 62 and older, and younger adults with a mobility impairment.

Robin Henderson, Psy.D., encourages people to trust their instincts, notice changes in their loved ones and reach out proactively for mental health conversations.

Providence Cancer Institute is enrolling patients in a clinical trial to test Mo-Rez.

Providence Cancer Institute dietitian answers questions and offers helpful tips.

Many people with advanced NSCLC still need better treatment options. This study is evaluating an investigational medication that may help them live longer.

Michael Potter, M.D., a sports medicine physician at Providence Medford, outlines the symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome and offers simple treatment options.

Providence’s Swindells Resource Center is partnering with FACT Oregon to offer free virtual classes in English and Spanish for parents of children with developmental delays or disabilities.

A Providence-led research collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is drawing national attention for its impact on improving care for older adults.

Certified nurse midwife Maureen Andersen shared practical guidance and reassurance for families navigating the early days of feeding their newborns.