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‘Everybody can be great … because anybody can serve’
We can amplify Dr. King's message through our actions on MLK Day and every day. Here are some opportunities to honor Dr. King's legacy and uplift one another in the name of service and justice.
After a long journey, this "Spicy Noodle" was delivered with lots of extra hope and joy
The Swedish Foundation helps our experts manage high-risk pregnancies and ensure safe deliveries for moms like Rachel Butler. Learn more about the Butler family and their daughter Emily.
Kidney transplant donor chains are lifesaving links to hope
With a recent five-way kidney transplant chain, Providence Swedish marked an organ donation milestone.
Winterize your body to stay healthy this winter
Stay active and healthy this winter. Discover essential tips to winterize your body, prevent illness and maintain fitness during the colder months.
Say no to norovirus. Good hygiene can help you avoid this contagious bug.
Norovirus can make you and your family extremely ill. Infection rates are ticking up. A Providence Swedish expert has guidance to help you stay healthy.
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.
Protect your family from RSV, because it isn't just a cold
A Swedish pediatrics expert offers advice on symptoms and treatment. Watch the short video to learn more.
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.
Hope’s next chapter: three sisters continue their remarkable focused ultrasound journey
Essential tremor runs in their family. Providence Swedish neuroscience experts provided life-changing care. Watch the video at the end of the blog to learn more.
Wishing you a happy and healthy 2025!
From the Providence Swedish family to yours, Happy New Year.
Close out 2024 by taking stock of your health and wellness
The end of the year is a great time to look at your physical and emotional health, and plan healthier habits for the new year. Use our handy list to stay on track in 2025.
The right place for the right treatment: emergency department, urgent care, or primary care?
Do you know where to go when you or a loved one need medical care? Here's some helpful guidance.
Younger adults are getting colon cancer. Screening is key to prevention.
Colon cancer rates are rising among younger adults. Find out when and why you need to get a colon cancer screening and schedule a colonoscopy.
TAVR was just the right procedure for one patient's "rusty" heart valve
Providence Swedish is a leader in Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement, a safer alternative to heart surgery which has less downtime. Watch the video.
Advances in surgical technology improve precision and patient outcomes
These new technologies to treat liver tumors, enlarged prostate and breast tumors were unimaginable not that long ago. Watch this short video to learn more.
Struggling with the holidays? Give yourself the gift of compassion.
The holiday season can trigger difficult emotions. A Providence Swedish behavioral health expert has tips to help you enjoy this festive time of year.
Providence Swedish is transforming cancer care and research
Learn more about our commitment to the best care for every patient and how we're advancing our understanding of cancer. Watch the video.
Updated masking policy
Starting on December 16, every Swedish hospital and clinic will require masks in all patient care areas.
Is it strep throat or a sore throat?
Know the symptoms to know the difference. Watch the short video to learn more from a Providence Swedish pediatrics expert.
How does your diet affect inflammation?
Inflammation is essential for healing, but may lead to chronic illness if it lingers too long. Here’s what you should know.