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Nurse, chaplain and kitchen staff pull together a very special wedding
Longtime pair tie the knot in the acute care unit at the hospital in Sedro-Woolley -
Tea for the Soul provides peaceful break for night shift
A break with a cup of tea provides peace, support and friendship for the night shift staff -
PeaceHealth caregivers make extraordinary effort to help unite family
Oregon communities help a family come together under tragic circumstances, despite geographic and language barriers. -
Gift shop gives back to community and caregivers
Hospital gift shop offers better-than-retail therapy -
Jaime always wanted to help people
Jaime Wyatt Miller was a champion for the Vancouver community and her legacy lives on helping cancer patients in need. -
“Thank you for taking care of me in my time of need.”
A grateful patient writes thank you note to compassionate PeaceHealth rehab nurse -
Caregiver creatively fulfills one patient’s request
When you live on an island, small gestures can mean so much more -
Donor story: Delta Gamma steps up in Florence
Philanthropy group collaborates with PeaceHealth on prescription program -
Donor story: Mother and daughter care and share in Cottage Grove
Betty Wright and Betsy Baden share the family trait of caring -
Donor story: Credit Union makes meaningful impact in Springfield
Oregon Community Credit Union gift helps make Heartfelt House possible -
Donor story: Staff helps Vancouver patients in more than one way
Debbie Clay, Rochelle White and Dr. Faisal Siddiqui not only work at the cancer center in Vancouver, they also donate to it -
Donor story: Couple loves giving back to Longview
Giving back to community means a lot to Dr. Bill and Deidre Cheslock -
Donor story: Endowment honors longtime Bellingham nurse
Julie MacPhee's love of babies and books lives on with family's gift. -
Donor story: Ketchikan family’s gifts honor heritage
Dr. Louis Salazar inspired the donation and investment in the community -
Security officer makes meaningful, healing connection with patients
John Nesslin’s knack for calming patients makes him valuable part of the care team -
Taking note of the little things makes a big difference
Who needs a magnifying glass to read a mobile phone when this caregiver is nearby? -
Hospital unveils murals painted by caregivers
Two PeaceHealth caregivers paint healing themes on the walls of a unit for behavioral health patients -
Specialist helps people breathe easier
"Robert helped me to see the future"