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“I never expected to become the patient.”
When a Providence Swedish leader was diagnosed with a rare neurological condition, Swedish's neuroscience experts and care teams supported his recovery every step of the way. Watch the video.
For patients on one of life's hardest journeys, this caregiver offers reassurance and guidance
Meet Trang Magahiz, this year's winner of the Nils Johanson Award for Dignity. Watch the video to learn more about this remarkable caregiver's support for patients with cancer.
A little NICU Halloween magic, with some help from our First Hill caregivers
It's bats how adorable these little ones are! Watch the video.
Sounders coach shares personal story behind cancer screening message
Seattle Sounders FC coach Brian Schmetzer and Ashwani Rajput, M.D., executive director of Providence Swedish Cancer Institute, visited Fox 13 for a talk about men's health screenings. Watch the video.
“However we can get these people cared for is what we do.”
Philanthropy helps provide essential tools for clinicians who bring care to seniors at home. Learn more.
This caregiver leads with integrity to keep medical equipment safe and reliable
Meet Max Brent, this year’s winner of the Nils Johanson Award for Integrity. Watch the video to learn more about the recognition and this remarkable caregiver.
Transient ischemic attacks: 10 things every patient should know
Many major strokes are preceded by a TIA. Learn more from a Swedish neurosurgeon about these "mini-strokes" and how to prevent them.
“Andrea lives out the Swedish value of safety in her work every day."
Lead pharmacist Andrea Jin is the recipient of this year's Nils Johanson Award for Safety. Jin's efforts help ensure that patients receive the most appropriate antibiotic therapy. Watch the video.
Wait, why was I reading this?
Struggling with brain fog? Many factors can affect your mental wi-fi. A Providence Swedish expert explains.
For this caregiver, justice means treating every patient and co-worker with fairness and respect
Meet Alex Deng, RN, this year's winner of the Nils Johanson Award for Justice. Watch the video to learn more about the recognition and this remarkable caregiver.
From PCOS to PMOS: Why the name change matters
Experts say PMOS is more medically accurate and better reflects the condition’s true impact on metabolic health. It also aims to improve communication and patient care. Learn More.
3 things to bring to the ER
Nobody plans to end up in the ER, but if you do it's a good idea to have these things with you. Watch the video.
Restoring a connection to your body that may be lost with breast cancer treatment
At Providence Swedish, a newer approach is helping mastectomy patients preserve breast sensation and their overall quality of life. Learn more.
Midwives: trusted partners during some of life's most vulnerable moments
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.
More than 300 Swedish clinicians named to Seattle Met's 2026 Top Docs
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.
Storm Academy gives students a courtside look at healthcare
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.
When the news feels personal: discussing rape and sexual assault with care
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.
Providence Swedish is expanding neurological services on the Eastside
Advanced neurosurgical and neuro-oncology care is available closer to home for patients across the Eastside, including Issaquah and Bellevue. Learn more.
It's Suicide Prevention Month. Talking about suicide isn't harmful, but silence might be.
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.
3 fitness habits this pro soccer player swears by
Seattle Sounders FC midfielder Paul Rothrock shares some of his never-miss basics for staying fit and resilient. Watch the video and learn more.