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A recent executive order from Gov. Bob Ferguson places Washington among the first states to take a coordinated approach to menopause-related support in the workplace. Learn more.

At Providence Swedish, a newer approach is helping mastectomy patients preserve breast sensation and their overall quality of life. Learn more.

We're proud to share that all the certified nurse midwives recognized in Seattle Met's 2026 Top Doctors are from Providence Swedish. Watch the video to learn more about these committed caregivers.

The list recognizes clinicians across more than 90 specialties. See the full list of Providence Swedish and PacMed physicians, physician assistants and nurse practitioners. Learn more.

The Seattle Storm and Providence Swedish hosted young athletes for a day of learning about how their interests could be a starting point for a healthcare career. Read more.

Whether you're talking with a friend, family member, colleague or young adult in your life, it's important to approach these discussions with sensitivity. Learn more.

Advanced neurosurgical and neuro-oncology care is available closer to home for patients across the Eastside, including Issaquah and Bellevue. Learn more.

Every 11 minutes, someone in the U.S. dies by suicide. If you or a loved one is having suicidal thoughts, call the National Suicide Hotline at 988. Learn more.

Seattle Sounders FC midfielder Paul Rothrock shares some of his never-miss basics for staying fit and resilient. Watch the video and learn more.

Falls are among the leading cause of injury for adults over 65. An Providence Swedish ER doc has tips to help keep your loved ones safe and on their feet. Watch the video.

Think you know what a nurse practitioner does? Follow along for a busy day of patient care, teamwork and a shift on the sidelines at Lumen Field. Watch the video.

Linda Lowry and Yince Loh, M.D., the Swedish physician who saved her life, reunited on KOMO TV for a discussion about the importance of recognizing warning signs and risk factors. Watch the video.

Angie Stubblefield dedicated her life to caring for others. Breast cancer taught her to prioritize taking care of herself. Read more about this remarkable woman's generosity on our blog.

Being neurodivergent can come with real challenges, and some people benefit from accommodations, therapy, medication or other supports. A Providence Swedish behavioral health expert has more.

Providence Swedish Cancer Institute caregiver Nancy Thompson was named a Seattle Storm honorary coach for her determination to fight cancer. Read more.

Sometimes a birth plan doesn't go to plan and your care team may recommend an induction. Watch the video to learn about the process and why induction is the safest choice for some moms and babies.

Thanks to philanthropy, nearly every patient who seeks help through this next-level technology at Providence Swedish can receive care. Learn more.

A Providence Swedish expert discusses couples therapy and how it can help you and your partner build a healthier and more loving relationship. Learn more.

Watch the video and come along for a behind-the-scenes look at the extensive services and expert care available at our Redmond campus.