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A new cancer screening tool helps patients understand their risk and personalize care
The Prevention4Me assessment is free for every patient at Everett's Providence Comprehensive Breast Center patient. The program will expand over the next few years. Learn more.
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Providence Everett first in Snohomish County offering pulsed field ablation
Pulsed field ablation -- a new treatment for atrial fibrillation --is now available at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett (PRMCE). First hospital in Snohomish County to offer this treatment.
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Providence Community Cancer Screening Event
Providence Community Cancer Screening Event
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Providence Swedish advanced lung-cancer technology surpasses 500 patients served
Ion robot-assisted bronchoscopy and Lung Nodule Clinic continue to ease patients’ way
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A heart transplant gives Idaho resident a new lease on life
As a teenager, Matt Hankes was diagnosed with a progressive form of heart disease that meant he would eventually need a heart transplant.
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Moxi collaborative robot has arrived
Don’t be surprised if you see a robot roaming the halls of Providence Centralia Hospital.
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Children’s Center Offers Free Group Classes in Snohomish County
The Providence Children's Center is a place where kids and families can learn about health and wellness in a fun and interactive way.
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The crucial role of consent: The yes's and no's of consent
Lead Legal Advocate Specialist Chelsy Sommer, from the Providence Intervention Center for Assault and Abuse (PICAA) in Everett, Wash., discusses the significance of consent in healthy relationships.
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Edmonds phlebotomist brings positivity & love to patients
Phlebotomists play a vital role in Providence Swedish’s ability to deliver high-quality health care to patients. Thank you to all dedicated and skilled phlebotomists.
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Abuse Center Advocates Provide Support in Times of Crisis
The advocates at the Providence Intervention Center for Assault and Abuse (PICAA) work closely with law enforcement and medical personnel to ensure each victim's rights are protected, and their needs
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Ashley Veristain is a nurse and a teacher
February 5-9 is Ambulatory Care Nursing Week. Ambulatory care nurses practice in primary and specialty care outpatient clinics, non-acute surgical and diagnostic outpatient settings and in the telehea
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Why regular health checks are vital for women in their 40s
Did you know that women in their 40s are at a higher risk of developing certain health conditions, such as breast cancer, diabetes, high blood pressure, and osteoporosis?
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Honoring Providence Swedish IV nurses
We recognize and appreciate the vital role of #IVNurses in providing safe and effective care to patients who need intravenous therapy.
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Providence Swedish supports human trafficking survivors
The Providence Intervention Center for Assault and Abuse (PICAA) in Snohomish County is a safe and confidential place where you can receive support, care and resources to heal from your trauma.
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Celebrating National Pharmacist Day
Celebrating our pharmacists for the difference they make in the health of our patients.
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Caregiver Spotlight: Johnathan Smith creates a winter wonderland
How a hospital food and nutrition manager created an elegant and cozy meal for caregivers
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Providence Everett celebrates 1,000 lives changed with Watchman
Providence Regional Medical Center Everett celebrates 1,000th Watchman implant procedure.
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Prevent slips and falls this winter
Providence Institute for a Healthier Community offers some tips to help you prevent falls this winter.
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Providence Regional Medical Center Everett and United Food and Commercial Workers reach a tentative agreement
Providence Regional Medical Center Everett (PRMCE) and United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) have reached a tentative agreement
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Winter Workout Safety Tips
Dr. Andrew Gomez with Providence Sports Medicine shares some tips on how to prepare for and prevent common winter hazards so you can have fun and stay fit without compromising your well-being.
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