News COVID-19 and telehealth: crisis drives innovation and expands care Jun 19, 2020 From patient demand to COVID-19 legislative reform, more accessible and efficient healthcare has transitioned from being an added benefit to a necessity. Now more than ever, virtual visits with a ... Continue Reading Large art project along Crown Valley Parkway paying homage to first responders, healthcare workers Jun 15, 2020 In an ongoing effort to recognize the amazing healthcare workers and first responders on the front lines, the City created and installed a large art project along Crown Valley Parkway. This is the ... Continue Reading Caregiver trauma Jun 12, 2020 Post-traumatic stress is something that is felt by health care workers across the board, including Rev. Joseph Choi, a senior chaplain at St. Jude Medical Center in Fullerton, CA. Though the hospital ... Continue Reading Manager sews clear masks so hearing-impaired team member can stay connected Jun 12, 2020 Susan Adams, a hearing-impaired physical therapist at Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo, talks about her struggling to communicate with her coworkers and patients because she couldn’t lip read ... Continue Reading Volunteers in action: Karishma Jessani Jun 11, 2020 This week, Providence Holy Cross volunteer Karishma Jessani dropped off a collection of lovely handmade thank you cards in support of her colleagues. Karishma started volunteering with PHCMC last year ... Continue Reading Hope, prayer and solidarity through the arts Jun 11, 2020 Our Saint John's Health Center caregivers shared a beautiful moment this week, coming together to use artistic expression to stand in solidarity against racial discrimination and injustice. ... Continue Reading Produce Alliance, LLC, and the Nature's Produce Company delivered nutritious boxes to PSJHC caregivers Jun 11, 2020 By way of Project Produce Box: Nourish Our Frontlines, organizations are able to express gratitude to people keeping the country safe, while keeping the workforce of multiple industries employed. ... Continue Reading Doughnuts to show appreciation for St. Mary caregivers Jun 11, 2020 On Wednesday, June 9, St. Mary Medical Center caregivers received 100 dozen doughnuts. The Inland Empire Health Plan's Director of Community Relations Marci Coffey assisted with ordering and ... Continue Reading Caregiver heroes work here Jun 11, 2020 We are grateful to our hardworking caregivers at Providence TrinityCare Hospice and Palliative Care. This sign went up this week to show our overwhelming support for the compassionate care they give ... Continue Reading Volunteers sew thousands of masks for community organizations Jun 11, 2020 The Snohomish County Mask Brigade is the product of Providence Institute for Healthier Communities ’ COVID-19 resource hub, Give Well Local. Since its inception, the Snohomish County Mask ... Continue Reading A generous donation Jun 11, 2020 Tony Adkins, PA-C secures funds for over 60 iPads and Amazon Kindle Fire tablets for our patients Tony Adkins, PA-C, a Pediatric Neurosurgery Physician Assistant at CHOC, is well known for his dance ... Continue Reading Honor Service Jun 9, 2020 On Tuesday, June 2 nd, the Spiritual Care Department at Little Company of Mary, Torrance, hosted a virtual Service of Remembrance for those who died in the hospital during the last three months of the ... Continue Reading Understanding Jun 8, 2020 In present times, it seems that misunderstandings bring chaos, Our Differences bring chaos and separation. But Sitting in the Silence changes everything. Quieting my mind from the chaos of the world I ... Continue Reading White coats for black lives Jun 5, 2020 Healthcare workers protest in solidarity with Black Lives Matter. Continue Reading Covid-19 survival story Jun 5, 2020 BURBANK, Calif. - He spent 64 days in the hospital, more than half of that time in a coma, and was given a 1% chance of surviving COVID-19. Last week, Gregg Garfield left his Burbank hospital to ... Continue Reading Providence in solidarity with Black Lives Matter Jun 5, 2020 National protests began in Minneapolis on May 26, 2020 following the killing of George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man, in which Derek Chauvin, a white police officer, knelt on his neck 8 minutes and ... Continue Reading U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds honor our caregivers with a flyover Jun 1, 2020 On Friday, May 15, the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds organized a flyover to honor first responders on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic including our caregivers. The flyover included a formation of ... Continue Reading A COVID-19 patient's Story Jun 1, 2020 Darrin Godin, a previous Providence employee, found himself fighting for his life against COVID-19 this past March. Listen to the live conversation about his story of survival, and how he credits the ... Continue Reading Words matter Jun 1, 2020 While the pastries look delicious...I'm just not comfortable with this new reopening guidline. Continue Reading Some Thoughts for Coping with Grief During the COVID-19 Pandemic Jun 1, 2020 Oh, only for so short a while you have loaned us to each other, because we take form in your act of drawing us, and we take life in your painting us, and we breathe in your singing us. But only for so ... Continue Reading Season of hope and rebirth Jun 1, 2020 A letter of compassion to hospice volunteers from their supervisor sparks a heartfelt response. You can read both letters here. Dear Providence Hospice Volunteers, For many of you connected so ... 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