Our Stories

Providence-WSU Internal Medicine residents merge medicine and Mission

Camano Island resident Patt fell to the ground as she suffered a massive stroke. But thanks to an innovative emergency stroke treatment that had recently become available 24/7 for patients at Providence Everett, her life was saved.

When Omicron hit, we sent out a call to the community to help lift the spirits and morale of our hardworking and selfless caregivers by sending them Nourishment & Encouragement.

The incredible support of our community allowed us to fill and deliver 80 boxes with 100+ treats and dozens of notes of encouragement to caregivers in our local hospitals and clinics. 

Emergency Department clothing closet provides comfort and support to those most vulnerable in our shared community

Trauma is the third leading cause of death in our community - A terrible car accident on New Year's Day almost tore the Traynor family apart

Bill and Janice Rucker admit that the value of having access to world-class medical expertise becomes more relevant as one gets older

Gina Mischel's Heart Stopped Just Outside the Doors of the Providence Everett Emergency Department

Providence's NICU Transport Team is Crucial for Critically-ill Newborns

The reason philanthropy is crucial to world-class health care, close to home

State's First Behavioral Health Urgent Care Center on Hospital Campus Makes an Impact

Donor Support Keeps Providence on the Cutting Edge of Cancer Treatment and Technology

Former firefighter George Schlosser knew he was having a heart attack—and he knew Providence was the place to go

New Program is Making a Difference, as COVID Increases Need

On a Monday morning in December, Shannen Stierwalt grew nearly three inches taller and turned her back on more than 35 years of debilitating pain