Providence Inland Northwest

Big congratulations to our very own Dr. Katherine Tuttle on being named a 2026 American Heart Association Distinguished Scientist, one of the organization's highest honors.

This recognition reflects decades of research and innovation to advanced patient care and improved lives. We are proud to have her expertise shape the future of health care right here in our community.

Join us in congratulating Dr. Tuttle. 👏

Our community comes together in extraordinary ways.

At Providence, caring for patients means understanding what matters most to them. Sometimes that means going beyond medical care to help create moments that bring comfort.

These are the moments that reflect our mission and the privilege of caring for our community.

Beloved postal worker in comfort care gets a mail truck parade near hospital A beloved South Hill letter carrier got a special delivery from longtime coworkers on Wednesday.

Happy Father's Day to all the incredible dads and father figures who provide guidance, support and unconditional love! Today, we celebrate your strength and wisdom. 💫

💬 Share your favorite memory or the best advice your dad has given you.

Juneteenth invites us to remember that freedom is not only a moment in history, but an ongoing call to live with courage, dignity and purpose.

Today, we honor the brave women and men whose quiet strength, truth-telling and faithful action carried history forward. Their legacy invites us to keep listening, keep serving and keep choosing courage and compassion.

May this day strengthen our resolve to keep serving, to keep listening and to keep leaning into care with hope and dignity.

Wildfire smoke can linger after a fire is out.

Use this quick guide to help protect yourself and your family in the days that follow. Small steps can make a difference, like checking air quality before heading outside or keeping windows closed on smoky days.

If you have asthma, heart conditions, or other health concerns, it’s especially important to take extra precautions and reach out to your care team if symptoms worsen.

Providence Urgent Care—Hawthorne and Providence Occupational Medicine—North Spokane are closed for the rest of today due to a power outage.

Phones are being answered by other Providence clinics, and patients are being contacted to reschedule appointments.

Patients will be directed to:
Providence Urgent Care at 5th and Division: https://www.providence.org/locations/urgent-care/wa/urgent-care-division?Is=location

Providence Medical Park Spokane Valley: https://www.providence.org/locations/wa/medical-park-spokane-valley

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.

We appreciate your patience.

Sometimes the biggest barriers to health have nothing to do with medicine.

Through our partnership with Northwest Justice Project, Providence is helping patients work through real life challenges like housing, benefits, and access to care.

Because caring for our community means looking at the whole picture.

Northwest Justice Project: Supporting health beyond the hospital walls Providence Inland Northwest partners with the Northwest Justice Project to address legal barriers to care, improving health and access to essential benefits.

We are steadfast in serving all with compassion, dignity, integrity, justice and excellence. Join us in celebrating . 🌈

At Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center, new technology funded by our donors is helping breast cancer patients by giving surgeons real time insight during surgery, reducing the need for a second procedure and giving patients more clarity before they even leave the operating room.

For patients, that can mean fewer surgeries, less time under anesthesia, and more confidence in what comes next.

It’s one more way we’re shaping the future of care and why it matters where you give and where you go for care.

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New technology decreases operating time and improves cancer outcomes | Providence Inland Northwest Foundation Thanks to your generous support, Providence Breast Health has taken a remarkable step forward in breast cancer care. Since launching in 2022, the program continues to grow, shaping the future of breast health and providing advanced, compassionate care.