KING 5’s Teresa Yuan reports on Swedish’s newly designated Level IV neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), one of only two serving the region. The NICU is located at Swedish’s First Hill hospital in Seattle.
Last week Puget Sound Business Journal reporter Greg Lamm covered the new designation.
Patients with medically complex pregnancy require specialized, holistic care. Swedish’s maternal and fetal medicine experts are there for them. Learn more.
A gynecological oncologist at Swedish outlines the benefits of early vaccination and regular screenings to prevent cervical cancer.
The Center provides those families with a welcoming place before and after birth for learning, health evaluations and ongoing support.
Providence Swedish delivers more babies each year than any hospital system in Western Washington.
Seattle’s KING 5 TV hosted a panel of Providence Swedish women’s health experts for a series of conversations about the extensive, world-class women’s health-care available to our patients.
Therapy or play? Pediatric PT at Swedish is both, thanks to our expert specially trained therapists. Watch video: A Seattle Sounders FC star visited with pediatric therapy patients and caregivers.
For NICU babies and their families, a sweet treat from Swedish caregivers.
Swedish’s Medical Director of Midwifery, Mary Mittell, CNM, discusses how midwifery supports inclusive, holistic care.
The initiative, a joint venture with the Washington State Hospital Association and others, seeks to ensure shared decision-making processes between birthing parents and clinicians.
With a groundbreaking program at Swedish, first-year residents are leading change in their field.
The scholarship is part of our commitment to support the professional development of more doulas of color, LGBTQ doulas and doulas from underrepresented groups.
La temporada de vuelta a la escuela es el momento ideal para programar el examen anual de rutina de su hijo y verificar que tenga las vacunas al día.
Experts at Swedish offer tips and strategies to help prepare your child for a successful new school year.
With a new baby, most birthing people experience emotional highs and lows. Persistent mood changes and impaired functioning may signal something more serious.
Providence Swedish's First Hill and Issaquah campuses received the highest-possible rating in the 2023 survey.
Event affirms Swedish's commitment to Black women's right to joy, dignity and well-being before, during and after pregnancy.
The JUST Birth Network provides Black and Native patients at Providence Swedish with a network of culturally affirming care throughout the pregnancy journey.
Women with substance use disorder reflect on challenges they overcame during pregnancy with help from addiction and recovery services at Swedish.
Rankings in the annual survey are based on a host of key quality and safety measures.
The Small Baby Unit provides highly skilled and specialized care for extremely preterm infants born before 28 weeks.
