News

6/1/2023
Together, Oregon’s hospitals took home 19 awards in the nation’s premier recognition program for environmental performance in health care.
5/24/2023
Providence medical experts offer the most updated information about research and treatment options for breast and pancreatic cancer patients in two free virtual talks for patients and caregivers.
5/15/2023
New investigator-initiated trial at Providence to evaluate a triple combination of medications for treating melanoma, and two new studies evaluating medication combinations to treat AML.
5/17/2023
Providence researchers awarded an R21 grant from the National Institutes of Health which provides funding for projects with potential to significantly advance biomedical research.
5/11/2023
A free virtual online class hosted by Providence Cancer Institute will highlight what to eat during cancer treatments, how to manage side effects and how to speed healing.
5/5/2023
Patrice Krant had arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia. Her heart was failing, but thanks to Providence Heart Institute, she’s now feeling great a year after her life-saving surgery.
4/19/2023
In May 2023, Providence St. Vincent Medical Center is applying for re-designation.
4/20/2023
Cancer survivor Jeff Newell shares his experiences as a volunteer at Providence Cancer Institute and how he uses his own cancer journey to impart hope to others.
4/13/2023
Studies open at Providence Cancer Institute in Oregon for patients with head and neck cancer and patients with breast cancer that has metastasized in the brain.
4/11/2023
The Providence Medical Group Access Health Equity team is making a difference in creating healthier communities in Oregon.
3/31/2023
As we prioritize protecting vulnerable patients, Providence is still requiring masks in some areas of our hospitals and clinics, effective April 3. See guidelines for patients and visitors.
3/31/2023
World class cancer-care is coming even closer to home for Clackamas County residents. Providence Willamette Falls Medical Center is now serving patients at the Carol Daniel Suzuki Cancer Center.