Regional Blog & News

Lori Tam, M.D., talks with KATU about how hormonal changes can affect heart health and what women can do to reduce their risk.

Mike Murray, M.D., talks with KATU about the changes in winter sport-related injuries and offers helpful strategies to prevent breaks and fractures.

If you’ve been diagnosed with high blood pressure, there are lots of ways you can lower your blood pressure without prescription medications.

Providence honors the donors who have given the gift of life, health and hope to those in need.

A professor from Boston, Tony Hu was visiting family in Southern California for the holidays when an ordinary drive with his wife became a life-changing emergency.

Medicare enrollment doesn't have to feel overwhelming. Learn the differences between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage and find trusted, local resources to help you make coverage decisions.

You don't need to be an insurance expert. Taking time to review your doctors, health needs and costs can help you narrow your options and identify plans that help keep your Providence care.

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

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

Alaska CARES provides a safe, child-centered place where young victims of abuse and trauma can begin healing the moment they walk through the door.

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

National recognitions underscore the hospital's commitment to cardiovascular treatment, recovery and prevention.

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.

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.

Health plans can change each year. Use open enrollment to compare options, review costs and make sure your Providence care team is covered.

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.

PSJMC has earned three high-performing ratings from U.S. News & World Report for cardiovascular care, reinforcing the hospital’s commitment to delivering exceptional care.

Choosing a health insurance plan is about more than cost alone. It's about finding coverage that supports your health, your budget and access to care you can trust.