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Read ArticleHelping Your Kids Handle Back-to-School Anxiety
Heading back to school can cause stress and worry for some kids. Learn how to help them navigate these thoughts and emotions.
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Read ArticleSwedish First Hill and Swedish Cherry Hill receive CMS five-star patient rating
Both campuses received the highest possible rating in the annual survey from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Read ArticleSwedish among the U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals for 2022-23
U.S. News ranks the best hospitals by state, specialty and more.
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Read ArticleIt’s back-to-school time: Preparation includes vaccination
There's a lot to do to get ready for school. Don’t forget vaccinations to protect your kids in the classroom.
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Read ArticleIntegrated outpatient mental health care
Learn how outpatient mental health care at Swedish provides solutions for addiction recovery and help for mental and behavioral health issues.
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Read ArticleSwedish invests in community health
Read our 2021 Community Benefit Report and learn how we care for our communities outside the hospitals.
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Read ArticleSwedish welcomes Simone Vincent to the board of trustees
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Read ArticleThe monkeypox vaccine: a Swedish expert answers your questions
Learn more about vaccine distribution in King County, who is eligible, and how we can protect ourselves and others from the monkeypox virus.
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Read ArticleWhat you need to know about monkeypox
A Swedish infection control expert answers questions about this rare virus.
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Read ArticleTeamBirth initiative launches at Swedish First Hill
The program seeks to transform childbirth care through its focus on communication and inclusion.
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Read ArticleVisitor policy
Updated COVID-19 visitation policy
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Read ArticleSwedish Campus entry points
In light of COVID-19, we are taking extra precautions to keep everyone safe including modifying our entrances at our hospital campuses.
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Read ArticleFDA and CDC recommend Novavax COVID-19 vaccine
The vaccine has also been approved by the Western States Scientific Review Workgroup and the Washington State Department of Health.
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Read ArticleUV Safety: How to Protect Yourself from the Sun’s Rays
Ultraviolet (UV) radiation exposure causes most skin cancers. What can you do to protect yourself?
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Read ArticleWhat are the signs of heat stroke?
A Swedish expert offers advice on recognizing and treating heat-related injuries.
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Read ArticleWater sport safety
A Swedish expert offers tips to protect yourself and your little ones while having fun in the water this summer.
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Read ArticleMental Health and Violence: Debunking the Myths
Despite widespread belief, it’s a myth that people with mental illnesses are prone to violence. Learn more about other common misconceptions.
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Read ArticleWNBA's Seattle Storm Hosts "Storm Out Cancer" Night presented by Swedish Cancer Institute
During the game, the Storm Foundation presented a $20,000 check to the Swedish Cancer Institute's Patient Assistance Fund.
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Read ArticleCaring for BIPOC and minority mental health
Access mental health resources at Swedish, and in our community
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Read ArticleWhat's 988? What you need to know about the new national mental health crisis hotline
July 16 is the launch date for 988, the new three-digit dialing code to connect people with the National Suicide Prevention Hotline.
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Read ArticleSwedish updates COVID-19 screening requirements at hospital entrances
Everyone will be asked to self-screen and mask at Swedish hospital entrances beginning Friday, July 29.
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Read ArticleStay safe while exercising in summer heat: Tips from a Swedish sports doc
Advice from a Swedish expert to help keep our warm weather fitness routines safe and enjoyable.
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Read ArticleSeattle magazine announces "Top Docs 2022" list
Annual list features 198 Swedish physicians and affiliates.
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Read ArticleMen’s health: It’s never too early to start annual exams.
Getting an annual exam might not sound like fun, but regular primary care appointments can lead to better health long term.
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