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Like many other health systems in the U.S., Providence has been impacted by the national IV fluid shortage. We're taking a variety of measures to conserve supply, including using alternative fluids and solutions as clinically appropriate and indicated. All patients will receive the highest quality standards of care during this emergency. Patients with an urgent medical need should not delay care. Learn more.

Community Resilience

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Together with our many partners, the Providence family of organizations invests in the power of communities by helping to build capacity and resilience. Whether at home or abroad, we respond to the root causes of disparities, improve infrastructure, and provide education in neighborhoods, regions and countries that are historically underserved. We also respond to unprecedented challenges and crises to help communities recover and grow stronger. Examples of this work are featured here in our community investment stories.

Community Investment Stories

Providence funds business toolkit to help address domestic violence crisis in Spokane 

Domestic violence and family safety are priorities in the Providence Community Health and Needs Assessments.

Residency programs fill needs, help develop providers of the future

Residents and faculty work diligently to address health inequities, reduce health care disparities and improve patient outcomes.

Mobile clinic meets patients where they are

The Range Community Clinic, a non-profit started by Washington State University, partners with Kadlec’s Population Health team and others to care for underserved people.

Community Resilience Stories