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At Providence Everett
When you or someone you love has a medical emergency, you want the most advanced technology and treatment for them. That’s why investing in leading-edge care for trauma, heart, and neurosciences is a priority at Providence Everett. Philanthropy fuels innovation and excellence so our top-notch physicians and teams are equipped to deliver the most advanced care—right here, close to home.
With your support, we are strengthening our trauma team by adding trauma surgeons as well as other trauma-specific specialists including neuro, orthopedic, ophthalmic, maxillofacial and ENT surgeons. You’ve helped us build two, and eventually three more operating rooms—one exclusively dedicated to trauma to provide around-the-clock access for emergent trauma surgery.
For more than two decades, Providence Everett has earned national recognition, consistent honors, and a reputation of excellence in cardiac care. Donor support is helping raise the bar even higher by adding or upgrading five catheterization and electrophysiology labs to offer the most current and comprehensive care for our cardiac patients.
Because of donor support, we’re elevating Providence’s award-winning stroke program by adding technology and specialists who can remove blood clots from the brain with a tiny catheter to quickly restore blood flow. Thanks to you, we are now able to treat every kind of stroke—any day, around the clock—at Providence Everett.
We are enhancing our trauma rehabilitation program to help patients heal, get back on their feet, and return to their lives. This includes physical therapists to assist patients after all types of injuries.
Philanthropy helped Providence Everett purchase the state’s first robotic guidance system for spinal and neurosurgery. This technology is like a GPS for the spine—it guides surgeons to place rods or screws into bone with more than 99% accuracy. This safely spares major blood vessels, nearby nerves, or other structures of the spine to reduce blood loss, scar tissue, radiation exposure, and post-operative pain.
As we get better at treating trauma injuries, heart disease, and neuro disorders and diseases, we must also focus on prevention. You can help support robust education and prevention programs that can stop injuries and diseases before they start and help our community stay safe and healthy.
Jim O’Neill was feeling off. He couldn’t walk more than four or five minutes without needing to sit. His primary care doctor told him it was likely from long COVID and there weren’t many treatment options. But that diagnosis didn’t seem right to Jim.
Amber Jensen of Snohomish loves drama. The 19 year old prefers the singing, dancing and acting kind, as opposed to the real-life drama that happened last October. It began with a headache one Wednesday, after five hours of online college.
Providence Everett's trauma team saves toddler using rare, last-resort procedure
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.
