Providence Swedish

10/10/2026

When weekly therapy isn't enough, more help is available 💚

Designed to help you manage your mental health while you juggle life's commitments, Swedish Edmonds' Intensive Outpatient Program has immediate openings. In just three hours a day, three days per week, you’ll learn effective coping skills through group and individual therapy, and medication management.

Get started today: https://blog.swedish.org/swedish-blog/providence-swedish-mental-health-programs-offer-patients-intensive-flexible-care

10/07/2026

STOP the BLEED is a FREE monthly class offered by Providence Regional Medical Center Everett Trauma Services where you can learn how to respond quickly during bleeding emergencies.

The next class is Thursday, Oct. 15, at 2 p.m.

Register: https://events.providence.org/event?readableEventId=Stop_the_Bleed2924602890

10/06/2026

‘Flu before Boo’: Why now is the time to schedule your fall vaccines 🎃💉

Dr. Lauren Burton from Providence Medical Group Snohomish Clinic recently spoke to the Everett Herald about how to prepare for seasonal viruses this fall.

Read the story for information on when to schedule vaccines, which vaccines to get and other healthy habits to incorporate into your routine to avoid getting sick.

Providence family medicine physician Dr. Lauren Burton shares who is most at risk this season and simple steps to help keep your household healthy Fall brings crisp mornings, busy school […]

10/05/2026

For patients at high risk for breast cancer, earlier answers can bring invaluable peace of mind.

Thanks to the generosity of PNW Pink Ribbon Row and Providence General Foundation donors, contrast-enhanced mammography is now available at the Providence Comprehensive Breast Center in Everett—offering another advanced screening option that is faster and often more comfortable than an MRI.

For Kathy, a retired nurse who has been closely monitored for years, this donor-supported technology provides reassurance while helping her stay proactive about her breast health.

Learn how philanthropy is helping bring advanced cancer screening and care closer to home. Read Kathy’s story:

Contrast-enhanced mammography means early detection, peace of mind.

10/02/2026

Just smiles! 😊

10/01/2026

Your morning cup of joe can help support cancer care right here in our community. ☕💙

Visit any one of Diedrich Espresso’s 10 locations in October, and they’ll donate a portion of their sales to support local cancer care.

And the answer to Tuesday’s coffee break trivia? Providence Regional Medical Center Everett and Swedish Edmonds serve an average of 2,400 cups of coffee every day!

09/30/2026

Hispanic Heritage Month means something a little different to everyone.

For Bianca and Andrey, two of our nursing leaders at our Providence Regional Medical Center Everett, it’s deeply personal. Bianca thinks about family, joy and the traditions she grew up with, while Andrey reflects on pride, unity and honoring those who came before us.

Now, as leaders of our Latinx Caregiver Resource Group, they’re helping create opportunities for caregivers to connect, support one another and feel a stronger sense of belonging.

This Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re proud to celebrate Bianca, Andrey and the experiences and traditions that have shaped who they are. 💙

09/29/2026

☕ How many cups of coffee do you think Providence Regional Medical Center Everett and Swedish Edmonds serve daily?

Pour yourself a cup and make your best guess below—then check back tomorrow when we’ll share the answer and an announcement we’ve been brewing. 👀

09/25/2026

1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. When found early, survival rates are over 99%.

Knowing your risk and when to consider screening can make a difference.

Learn more about prostate cancer screening and the options available: https://www.providence.org/services/providence-medical-group-washington

09/24/2026

We honored Blessed Émilie Gamelin through the tradition of the Table of the King.👑

By sharing a simple meal of soup and bread, we celebrated Émilie's practice of welcoming people in need to her table with compassion and dignity. Caregivers also collected food and made donations to Volunteers of America to support Snohomish County food banks.

Her legacy lives in every act of care, kindness and service provided by our caregivers. ❤️

09/18/2026

Did you know 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime?
▶️ The good news: when prostate cancer is found early, survival rates exceed 99%.

Knowing your risk factors and talking with your doctor about screening can help catch cancer when treatment is most effective.

Find out when men should consider screening and what screening options are available: http://provhealth.org/6186ajeFI

09/17/2026

🚨What is sepsis?

Dr. Shelley Schoepflin Sanders, an internal medicine physician at Providence Health & Services - Oregon Region, explains this medical emergency, the signs to watch for and why acting quickly can save lives.

09/15/2026

Today, we’re celebrating a milestone moment for Providence and the communities we serve.

Phil and Penny Knight have committed $1.1 billion to Providence St. Vincent Medical Center and Providence Heart Institute — one of the largest healthcare gifts in U.S. history.

Transforming care through philanthropy, this historic gift will help create Oregon’s first hospital dedicated to women’s health, advance heart care and expand support for patients and families across the region.

We are deeply grateful for the Knights’ generosity and belief in Providence’s Mission. Together, this gift will help shape the future of care in Oregon and across the Pacific Northwest for generations.

🔗 Learn more here: http://provhealth.org/6188abQog

09/14/2026

Fifteen years ago, a call went out for NICU nurses. The opportunity intrigued Liberty Rivera, but caring for the tiniest and most fragile patients felt intimidating. Today, she calls it one of the best decisions she's ever made.

"The NICU was my fit. I love being part of the lives of these families. It's so gratifying when a parent reaches out years later, saying I was there when their child was born."

💙 Step inside a day in Liberty's life and see how she cares for babies and families in the NICU: http://swedishnw.org/6185akCRX

09/11/2026

25 years. Never forgotten.

Today, we honor those we lost and those who answered the call to serve, heal and care for others.

09/10/2026

💙💜 You don't have to face difficult moments alone.

On ***dePreventionDay, we're sharing a simple reminder: help is available. If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 for free, confidential support anytime, day or night.

09/09/2026

Chloe is cancer-free! 🎉

At just 15 years old, Chloe was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia in September 2025. Because of the aggressive nature of this type of cancer, she spent much of her journey in the hospital, facing every challenge with incredible strength and courage.

After a tough battle, 16-year-old Chloe has officially rung the bell, marking the end of her cancer treatment and the beginning of a new chapter.

Inspired by the nurses and caregivers who cared for her, Chloe now hopes to become a pediatric nurse herself. We couldn't be more proud of her resilience, determination and heart. We can't wait to see all she accomplishes in the future.

Congratulations, Chloe! 🔔 🎗️

09/08/2026

Not every step forward is easy to see.

Maybe today feels a little lighter than yesterday. Maybe you reached out to a friend. Maybe you got out of bed, went for a walk or simply made it through a difficult day.

That's progress. ❤️

On 988 Day, we're helping raise awareness of the 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline and the reminder that no one has to face difficult moments alone.

09/07/2026

This Labor Day, we're grateful for the people behind every moment of care.

Thank you for your dedication, compassion and service to our communities. 💚💙

09/04/2026

Did you know atrial fibrillation (AFib) is a major risk factor for stroke?

For many people living with AFib, blood thinners can help reduce the risk of stroke. But for some patients, long-term medication may not be the best option.

Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center in Burbank, Calif., is helping expand access to advanced stroke prevention options, including a minimally invasive alternative for certain patients.

More options mean more personalized care and more ways to help patients reduce their stroke risk.