Swedish News

Patients may park at campuses for appointments but Providence and Providence Swedish hospitals and clinics, as well as PacMed clinics, are not to be used for event parking. Learn more.

Across the Providence system, 33 hospitals received Practice Greenhealth recognitions, with our Ballard, Issaquah, First Hill and Cherry Hill campuses among the nation's top performers.

The development of a proprietary immunotherapeutic puts Providence Swedish at the forefront of research and care for this aggressive, incurable type of brain tumor. Learn more.

Dr. Chisholm has served as a CMO at Providence Swedish for more than four years, currently with oversight of four hospitals and a stand-alone emergency department. Learn more.

Providence Swedish Cancer Institute Edmonds has opened Jeffery C. Ward, M.D. Infusion Center, honoring the late Dr. Ward and his legacy of whole-person compassionate care for patients with cancer.

Two drills held at Swedish’s downtown campuses involved multiple hospital teams and local EMS crews. Learn more.

Volunteers collected 942 pounds of trash from along the Springbrook Trail in Renton. Learn more.

After this Swedish caregiver made the life-changing decision to become the guardian of a relative's infant, she started an organization to support other kinship caregivers. Learn more.

Researchers aim to improve health outcomes by addressing barriers preventing racially and ethnically diverse communities from participating in medical studies. Learn more.

The MR Repair trial ranks Providence Swedish's echocardiography lab as a top-performing site for the advancement of mitral valve care. Learn more.

The ranking in Newsweek's annual survey recognizes the exemplary patient care practices in inpatient physical rehabilitation at Providence Swedish. Learn more.

For families going through pregnancy loss, relief from burdensome requirements that made a sensitive time even more difficult. Learn more.

A generous grant from the Kuni Foundation is supporting Providence Swedish researchers better understand lung cancer symptoms and help improve patients' quality of life. Learn more.

Seattle’s WNBA team is recognized with a permanent plaque on the Wall of Hope at Providence Swedish's True Center, celebrating their impact on women’s health.

Washington state's Medicaid program now reimburses for doula services at Providence Swedish, including labor support and pre- and post-natal visits. Learn more.

We are pleased to welcome our new board members and express our gratitude to the entire board for their work on behalf of the Swedish community.

With the Hughes Tower, named in honor of the Hughes family — led by Pat Hughes — and in memory of his late wife, Mary Ellen Hughes, Providence Swedish will reimagine care across the region.

Providence Swedish nursing leader Pat Patton offers insight into the U.S. Department of Education’s changes in nursing education policy. Learn more.

Our compassionate and expert care teams help deliver more babies than any health system in Western Washington. Learn more.