Community
Stories about how Swedish works with community leaders to help change lives
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Kidney transplant donor chains are lifesaving links to hope
With a recent five-way kidney transplant chain, Providence Swedish marked an organ donation milestone.
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Rising together: The Seattle Storm's basketball clinics inspire young athletes
Providence Swedish is proud to be a founding partner of Together We Rise, a very special program that helps youth thrive on and off the court. Watch the video.
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Go Sounders! 2024 was winning year for community health and wellness.
Watch the video to check out season highlights and learn more about how our collaboration with the Seattle Sounders FC is making an impact on the field and in the community.
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To honor the love of his life, a gift of gratitude
After losing his wife Sabine to sarcoma, Jim Quitsland made a generous gift to Swedish that honors her and supports cancer care and research.
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Over the years: Support for Seattle’s Filipino community
Providence Swedish is proud of our relationship with the Filipino Community of Seattle nonprofit, supporting initiatives that include workforce development and increasing access to affordable housing.
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A big day for our littlest Sounders fans
Watch video: Sounders FC forward Paul Rothrock spent a recent afternoon at First Hill with some of our very own beanie babies.
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Watch video: Hundreds lace up for fun and fitness at the Rave Green Run
Providence Swedish was the presenting sponsor of the community 5k, kids' dash and Finish Line Festival.
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Providence Swedish, Seattle Sounders FC team up to get kids ready for back-to-school
Watch video: Health fair brings free physicals and immunizations to Renton families.
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Issaquah High School Robotics Team enjoys the ultimate field trip
STEM students learn about, test drive robotic-assisted surgical system at Swedish Issaquah.
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Providence Swedish caregiver is among this year's PSBJ Healthcare Heroes
Safety and security team leader Stacia Rivera was recognized by the Puget Sound Business Journal for her contributions to healthcare in the region.
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En Providence Swedish, brindamos la mejor atención para niños de todas las edades
KING 5 de Seattle recibió a algunos de nuestros especialistas pediátricos, quienes hablaron sobre la atención de clase mundial que brindamos a niños. Vea estos breves videos.
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The Somali Health Board is working to end the stigma of mental health challenges
Providence Swedish is a proud partner and supporter of this work in the immigrant community.
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Cancer does not care about the electric bill
Providence Swedish and Northwest Hope & Healing offer patients with cancer immediate financial assistance to help with the costs of living.
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Access to mental health-care is a key to helping every community flourish
Providence Swedish is committed to fostering equity in mental health services and supporting previously overlooked populations. Learn more.
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Providence Swedish invests in every community’s health and well-being
Read our 2023 Annual Report and learn about how we are bringing our mission to life.
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With support from Providence Swedish, local scholars are shaping healthcare’s future
Our partnership with Renton Technical College provides scholarships for the next generation of healthcare heroes.
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After a family's heartbreaking loss, a special gift for caregivers
After John Benson's wife Debra passed away, his family had a special thank you for her nurses at Swedish Issaquah.
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Providence Swedish presents the Seattle Sounders FC Rave Green Run. Register today!
Providence Swedish is a proud first-time sponsor of this community fundraiser which will be held on Sunday, Sept. 8.
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Ampliar el acceso a la atención inclusiva y holística para nuestra comunidad LGBTQIA+
Providence Swedish se compromete a ser líder en la prestación de atención informada a la comunidad LGBTQIA+ (lesbiana, gay, bisexual, transgénero, queer, intersexual y asexual) en Puget Sound.
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Watch video: Cultural navigators are a bridge to care
Providence Swedish’s program focuses on underserved communities, including those who identify as BIPOC, multi-cultural, multi-lingual, LGBTQIA+, unhoused, or uninsured.
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