Advancing cancer care through clinical trials

PSJMC has earned Comprehensive Stroke Center certification from The Joint Commission and national recognition from the American Heart Association for high-quality stroke care

Research suggests that joy may play a larger role in health than many realize. Learn how cultivating positive experiences can support physical, mental and emotional wellness.

At Providence Heart Institute, a remarkable milestone reflects both innovation and compassion — 100 heart transplants performed, and countless lives changed.

A new clinical trial is testing a promising drug combination that could improve survival for people whose cancer didn’t fully respond to standard treatment.

Napa’s spirit of generosity was on full display at Queen of the Valley Foundation’s Women for Wellness event, where $100,000 was raised to support heart health and physician well-being initiatives.

A former patient returned to thank the Providence Little Company of Mary Torrance caregivers and first responders whose quick action made his recovery possible.

FOX 12 recently spent time in the Providence’s Community Teaching Kitchen who shared simple, sustainable tips for planning healthy, filling meals that are affordable and delicious.

Providence St. Joseph Hospital Eureka Cancer Center partnered with the Humboldt Crabs to celebrate National Cancer Survivors Day®.

The traditional first pitch at the Paint the Park Pink game was thrown by Juli Weiss, mother of the Medford Rogues general manager. Juli kept her big pitch a secret for weeks leading up to the game.

From “Jungle to Joy,” Providence St. Joseph Hospital Eureka’s first NICU reunion brought families, caregivers and graduates together to celebrate milestones, resilience and the lasting bonds of care.

At Providence Medford Medical Center, one caregiver’s journey of renewal is now shaping the next generation right down the hall.

Summer nights at the Humboldt Crabs ballpark are a long-standing tradition in our community.

When Brad’s medullary thyroid cancer returned after a surgical procedure, he enrolled in a clinical trial. Now, his cancer is nearly undetectable.

By identifying cancer risk sooner, our Prevention4Me software is helping patients and care teams take proactive steps — supporting better outcomes, more personalized care, and greater peace of mind.

Lisa Yanase, M.D., appears on KATU’s AM Northwest, reminding people that knowing the signs of stroke — and acting quickly — can make all the difference in saving brain function and recovery outcomes.

Erin Rosvold shares her story with local news stations in hopes of educating more people about the signs of stroke. Her son knew and made all the difference.

The “medical twin” concept allows the successful treatment of one cancer patient to inform the treatment of another. That research is underway on the Providence Portland campus.

An innovative collaboration between Microsoft and Providence Cancer Institute is bringing faster, more personalized treatment options to patients.

Funded by our foundation, our cold capping therapy treatment helps minimize hair loss and gives patients more choice in how they experience care.