Swedish News
News and events about Swedish in the community
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Storm Academy inspires young students with health care career exploration
In partnership with the Seattle Storm and Providence Swedish, Rise Above students were given a space to learn from various health care professionals and ask meaningful questions.
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This unique partnership supports access to lifesaving care
Clinicians from the Providence family of organizations work with Project Access Northwest to strike down longstanding barriers to specialty and primary care.
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Do you want to learn more about the RECOVER Long COVID study? Please join this special event.
Providence Swedish has been participating in the RECOVER study, a first-of-its-kind trial studying Long COVID treatments. We invite you to join us on Jan. 15 for a special virtual event to learn more.
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Evan Ong, M.D., named Doctor of the Year by Puget Sound Business Journal
He led the way in helping Swedish’s First Hill campus become the first hospital on the West Coast to begin offering a new treatment called histotripsy.
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Providence Swedish hospitals named among nation’s best for maternity care
Providence Swedish delivers more babies each year than any hospital system in Western Washington and we have been consistently recognized for excellence in maternity care.
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Dr. Ashwani Rajput shares his vision for the Providence Swedish Cancer Institute
Newly appointed Regional Executive Medical Director for Providence Swedish Cancer Institute Dr. Ashwani Rajput works to continue building on the institute’s excellence in cancer care.
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Cherry Hill named one of three Cardiac Centers of Excellence in the U.S.
This certification reinforces Cherry Hill as a leading provider of cardiac health care in the Puget Sound and beyond.
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Two gifts from Swedish medical staff show “we’re all in”
Dedicated physicians and advanced practice clinicians give back to the future of health care in our community.
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Swedish campuses awarded 'A' hospital safety grade
Providence Swedish's First Hill, Ballard and Issaquah campuses each received 'A' grades in the fall 2024 hospital safety survey from The Leapfrog Group.
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Cherry Hill receives comprehensive stroke center certification
Congratulations to our stroke care teams at Providence Swedish Cherry Hill for their commitment to excellence, reflected in our recent recertification as a Comprehensive Stroke Center by DNV.
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The Paul G. Allen Research Center at Providence Swedish Cancer Institute
Improving every patient journey, from prevention to treatment to outcome.
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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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How Providence Swedish is responding to the national IV shortage
Patients with an urgent medical need should not delay care—our emergency departments remain open for those who require immediate medical attention.
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Providence Swedish voted "Best in the PNW"
Our hospitals were the people’s top choice in the recent Seattle Times contest.
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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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Providence Swedish: your partner in parenthood
Dedicated pregnancy and childbirth services for you.
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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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Struggling with essential tremor? Watch this seminar to learn how focused ultrasound can help you.
Watch this video of recent online event and hear from experts and patients about how this advanced technology is changing lives.
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Providence Swedish and the Seattle Storm bring their A game to fight cancer
At this year's Storm Out Cancer event, the WNBA team donated $20K to support patients with cancer and celebrated the team's honorary coaches.
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