Community Investment Stories in Washington

Providence works with Medicaid-eligible patients to make sure they secure the coverage they need for their care.

Swedish First Hill residents and fellows in the geriatric medicine programs are a crucial medical lifeline for Blake House’s residents in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood.

Kadlec Regional Medical Center provides funding to increase training opportunities for behavioral health providers and expand access to care for clients at Grace Clinic.

Providence nurse navigators ease the way for cancer patients throughout their journey. They guide patients through appointments, treatments, support groups and communication with their care teams.

Hope Street is a recovery residence for women funded by community partners including Providence St. Mary Medical Center.

Providence Swedish Everett’s PICAA program recognized nationally, expands support for children and adults experiencing abuse, violence, and neglect.

Providence partnered with Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a Spokane-based non-profit, to build and deliver fully furnished beds to 181 local children aged 3-17 who lacked a safe, comfortable place to sleep.

Shades of Motherhood Network enhances birthing experiences for Black families. Their doula program offers critical resources nd culturally competent care, supporting 145 families in 2024.

Providence Swedish Ballard’s SUPP program provides whole-person, compassionate care to birthing parents affected by substance use disorder.

Providence Swedish invests in Cascade Bicycle Club’s Pedaling Relief Project to rescue food and distribute goods to food banks and people in need.

Providence Swedish’s nurse navigator program expands care for formerly unhoused seniors and veterans.