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Read ArticleProvidence ExpressCare Clinic in Lacey Returns to Full Service January 22
Express care re-opening in SWWA.
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Read ArticleProvidence Centralia Hospital Welcomes First Baby of the Year
Lewis County’s first baby of 2021, a baby girl named Karinna, was delivered at 9:52 a.m. on Jan. 4 at Providence Centralia Hospital.
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Read ArticleEnvironmental Stewardship: WE ACT for Energy & Water Efficiency
Providence is committed to reducing energy and water consumption to become carbon negative by 2030. Learn more.
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Read ArticleKnowledge Is Power: Avoid SAD This Winter
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Read ArticleAstro soothes abused children treated at Providence center
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Read ArticleSt. Luke’s Rehabilitation Institute Launches New Residency Program for Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Providence Health Care and St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Institute have developed a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) residency program with the first group of residents to begin in 2021.
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Read ArticleConfronting the Opioid Crisis Facing Rural Washington
How one collaboration is mobilizing a comprehensive community response. Robin was living what many would consider an ideal life. He had a loving wife and family and a successful health
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Read ArticleHeart to Heart
Thanks to the generous gift of organ donation—and the comprehensive transplant program at Providence—Brian Starr is getting a second chance at life.
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Read ArticleElaine Couture, Providence Executive VP and Regional Chief Executive for Washington and Montana, Retiring in 2021
Having served in Catholic health care for more than 40 years and at Providence for nearly 34 years, Elaine Couture, Providence executive vice president and regional chief executive for Washington and
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Read ArticleLearning to Walk Again
Whenever Cameron Tweedy wants to remind himself how far he’s come, all he has to do is glance down at his arm. A tattoo displays the date his life changed forever: July 23, 2019.
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Read ArticleDr. Lutz and Team at Spokane Regional Health District Receive Providence Humanitarian Award for 2020
Providence Health Care awarded Spokane County Health Officer Bob Lutz, MD, MPH, and the team at Spokane Regional Health District as the 2020 recipients of the Sister Peter Claver Humanitarian Award.
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Read ArticleCaring for our community
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Read ArticleCaring for your mental health during COVID-19
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Read ArticleBringing the Forest to you
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Read ArticleCancer diagnosis leads to significant genetic discovery
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Read ArticleFlu season is here! Protect yourself
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Read ArticleA conversation with Providence’s new executives
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Read ArticleCOVID-19 response: How Providence Southwest Washington continues to serve our Mission
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Read ArticleVoting in 2020: Expert insights on why your vote matters
Providence and voting experts address the 'hows' and 'why' of voting in 2020. Learn more.
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Read ArticleProvidence Reminds Us, ‘Flu season is coming! Protect yourself’
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