Health Is A Human Right
Providence St. Joseph Health, a national not-for-profit health system is driven by a beleive that health is a human right and committed to caring for all.
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Read ArticleWe believe Housing is Health
We are working to find solutions to homelessness because housing is essential to health and well-being. Everyone deserves to have a place to call home.
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Read ArticleMapping out equitable care
See how Providence St. Joseph Health invests in communities to improve the health of those covered by Medicaid and vulnerable populations...
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Read ArticleAddressing homelessness, mental health and more
Our caregivers and community partners work together to meet vital local needs. Read our 2017 community benefit report.
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Read ArticleMedicaid explained
90 percent of Americans think Medicaid is important to our health care system and the benefits reach far and wide. That is, once they understand it.
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Read ArticlePSJH joins Pearl Jam to end homelessness
As part of the Pearl Jam campaign to end homelessness in Seattle, PSJH is supporting a modular shelter project that will accommodate 72 people per night, helping those in unauthorized encampments.
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Read ArticleProvidence plans to help house 20% of Portland’s chronically homeless
Portland was one of five cities nationwide selected to participate in the program.
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Read ArticleOur family of organizations
What is Providence St. Joseph Health? We’re a family of organizations across seven western states that share a belief that health care is a human right. Learn more about us and where we serve.
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Read ArticleHealth, healing and politics: Why we speak up
We are advocates on behalf of everyone we serve, especially those on the margins...
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Read ArticleGiving a voice to the vulnerable
You might be surprised to learn who is covered by Medicaid; they are likely people you know—loved ones, neighbors or work friends.
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Read ArticleMedicaid Myth or Fact?
Test your knowledge of Medicaid. How much do you know about its role in the lives of your friends, neighbors and loved ones? Take our quiz and find out.
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Read ArticleStudy shows support for Medicaid
Americans overwhelmingly support Medicaid, according to a national study by Providence St. Joseph Health. The new study provides valuable insights as lawmakers consider the future of Medicaid.
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Read ArticleThe Future of X: Health
In this podcast series, OZY paints a picture of health care in 2069. Health in 50 years won’t be based entirely on robots or advanced A.I., but rather on raw human connection.
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Read ArticleTrinityKids Care: Layla's Story
It's hard when a loved one needs end of life care, even harder when they can't afford it. learn how Providence St. Joseph Health helps families in need receive this vital care.
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Read ArticleHospitals are fed up with drug companies, so they’re starting their own
A group of major American hospitals, battered by price spikes on old drugs and long-lasting shortages of critical medicines, has launched a mission-driven, not-for-profit generic drug company...
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Read ArticleCommunity benefit report
Providence St. Joseph Health identifies community needs and creates lasting solutions. In 2017, this investment totaled more than $1.6 billion in community benefit across seven states.
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Read ArticleStrange bedfellows? Group unites old foes in hunt for health fix
Some big names in health care want to fix what they see as a broken system. First, they are mending fences.
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Read ArticleTalking with POLITICO about the future of health in America
Recently, I had the opportunity to speak with Dan Diamond of POLITICO Pulse, a daily briefing on health care politics and policy. We discussed the current state of traditional hospital systems and...
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Read ArticleIt takes a village: Providence's Dr. Rhonda Medows on health care amid uncertainty
'When the community comes together, that's when I feel like we do our best work,' Medows says.
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Read ArticleEnvironmental stewardship
Joel Gilbertson, Senior Vice President, Community Partnerships, talks about the importance of PSJH's environmental footprint.
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Read ArticleA healthy return
Advocates investing in troubled communities hope to bring about more than just surface-level change.
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