A woman recently sent a letter of sincere gratitude for the care and therapy equipment her granddaughter has received from Providence. 

 

For decades, unwavering support from a special group of charity fundraisers has benefited Providence services for children with special health care needs. With their donation this year, they topped $1 million in total giving to Providence!

Alison Christy, M.D., Ph.D., was recently featured in Neurology Today for contributions to the field of pediatric neurology and her unique hobby of combining art and science through embroidery.

Dr. Stanley Cohan, medical director of Providence MS Center, answers questions and explain how your gifts are helping transform the way we care for patients with MS.

Patrice Krant knows it is good to give - and to receive. The 67-year-old recently made an estate gift to Providence Heart Institute after receiving a new heart from the institute’s growing transplant program at Providence St. Vincent Medical Center in Portland. 

When orthopedic surgeon John Hayhurst, M.D., invented and patented orthopedic surgical methods and devices during his practice, little did he know that he and his wife, Susan, one day would create a path for future orthopedic research at Providence. 

On Halloween 2020, Les Wallace was given an unforgettable treat. After spending six weeks in the hospital, he learned he would be getting a new heart. 

New technologies at the Jubitz Family Center for Excellence in Coronary Intervention are revolutionizing care of coronary artery disease for patients like Jamie McParland. 

Living with multiple sclerosis can be challenging and sometimes scary. Even when the disease isn’t progressing, there is always a “what if” in the back of the mind. 

Kathryn Smith was enjoying a successful 25-year career at Nike, traveling the world and making lots of friends along the way, when she was diagnosed with cancer. 

Providence St. Vincent Medical Center has again been named as one of America’s 50 Best Hospitals by Healthgrades. 

As hospitals all over Oregon grapple with the influx of RSV, flu and COVID patients, Providence St. Vincent’s Ray Moreno, M.D., talked to news media about how the hospital’s Emergency Department is handling this unprecedented patient volume.