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Providence Swedish Cancer Insitute recently received three Imagination Grants in partnership with Vancouver-based Kuni Foundation. 

Kevin Helean’s determination to help his cousin, Matt Irwin, kicked off a life-changing journey. 

Swedish’s Postdoctoral Psychology Fellowship embeds mental health specialists in primary care clinics to deliver same-day behavioral health care for patients in need. 

Swedish’s 12-story patient tower development is designed to meet Seattle’s growing health care needs. At the heart of this facility is a new emergency department with opportunities for enhanced patient care, dedicated mental health spaces, older adult–friendly space modifications, and advanced technologies. 

Last year, Swedish broke ground on our state-of-the-art North Tower project, which aims to see its first patient in fall 2027. The project, which will house a brand-new 31-room emergency department, is one of Swedish’s largest undertakings. 

For American Heart Month, Swedish Heart and Vascular Institute paired up with PBS cooking show Homemade Live! to bring awareness to heart health. 

While enjoying summer vacation, Hudson Bangart's world was suddenly thrown into turmoil by severe dizziness. Diagnosed with Chiari malformation, a neurological condition that required surgery, he faced a frightening future. 

Research at Swedish powers lifesaving cures, game-changing medications, and better understanding of the world’s most rare and complex diseases.