Community
Stories about how Swedish works with community leaders to help change lives
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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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Nuevas pautas de detección del cáncer de mama: todo lo que necesita saber
Debido a un incremento en la incidencia del cáncer de mama en mujeres más jóvenes, las nuevas pautas recomiendan que las pruebas de detección comiencen a los 40 años de edad.
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Together, Real Change and Swedish remove barriers to employment — and stability
Swedish sponsors the Emerald City Resource Guide, a critical information resource for unhoused and low-income people in the greater Seattle area.
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Expanding access to inclusive, holistic care for our LGBTQIA+ community
Watch video: Providence Swedish is committed to being a leader in providing LGBTQIA+-informed care in the Puget Sound.
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Providence Swedish is a proud founding partner of the Seattle Storm's Center for Basketball Performance
Watch video: Take a peek inside the Storm’s new practice facility.
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We are committed to supporting your mental health and well-being
Watch video: Arpan Waghray, M.D., CEO of Providence’s Well Being Trust, shares more about our work advancing mental health support nationwide.
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Inspired by Swedish nurses, parents honor their son’s memory with a global nursing excellence award
The DAISY Award has honored some 250,000 nurses around the world. It’s founders visited Swedish for this year’s Nurses Week. Watch the short video.
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As we celebrate Earth Day, Providence Swedish reaffirms our commitment to environmentally conscious healthcare
Sustainability and environmental stewardship are among our highest priorities.
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Sounders fans! Nominate your local hero!
We're looking for local heroes to honor at upcoming Seattle Sounders matches.
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Transgender Day of Visibility: being celebrated and being seen
A Swedish caregiver shares what the recognition day means to her.
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The Elizabeth Gregory Home and Swedish Cancer Institute’s partnership helps women build new lives
Watch video. A unique job training program offers women experiencing homelessness, economic insecurity or domestic violence a path to a career and success. Learn more.
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Having a ruff recovery? Nikko the therapy dog is here to help.
Watch video: Meet this four-legged caregiver who lends a paw at our Issaquah campus.
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Swedish and Meharry Medical College remain partners in nurturing diversity, equity and a new generation of doctors
The three-year-old collaboration is among the first diversity initiatives designed to attract and retain Black physicians and medical professionals in the Pacific Northwest.
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Black History Month caregiver spotlight: Marlena Parks
Swedish is proud to celebrate Black History Month.
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