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Whether you need attention for something minor or major, we’ve put in place additional protocols to make sure you feel comfortable and confident every time you seek care.
See a health care provider without going to a doctor’s office. Our virtual visit services can treat and diagnose through online video and phone appointments.
See a health care provider today at a convenient neighborhood urgent or ExpressCare clinic, now open with extended hours, 7 days a week.
Appointments can be scheduled by video, phone or in-person with a provider. Call your provider's office to discuss your needs.
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Our World
1/21/2021
Providence is committed to reducing harmful chemicals in its practices to become carbon negative by 2030. Learn more.
1/20/2021
COVID-19 has contributed to increased rates of anxiety and depression in teens. Learn more.
1/18/2021
Is cauliflower just a trendy health fad or does it bring real health benefits? Underneath all the hype, cauliflower is a nutrition superstar.
1/16/2021
The Behavioral Health Urgent Care helps patients get the targeted care they need in a crisis. Learn more.
1/20/2021
Information about COVID-19 Vaccines - We recognize that our patients and our community are interested in receiving a COVID-19 vaccine.
1/20/2021
Important information for patients in Spokane and Stevens County, including vaccine updates, how to safely see your doctor, visitor policies, entry into our facilities, clinic closures and more.
Providence announced a new leadership structure that will allow the organization to deliver highly coordinated care.
In order to protect the health of our communities, and as a safety precaution to prevent the risk of spreading COVID-19, Providence Regional Medical Center has instituted visitor restrictions.