A small project weaves into a larger, ear-saving ministry during COVID-19
A crocheted ear saver for a daughter’s work mask was only the beginning.
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Nurse manager shares firsthand account of fighting wildfire in Oregon
More than 2,000 PeaceHealth caregivers were either ordered to evacuate or prepare to evacuate.
Patient rejoices over finding a new doctor
Dr. Jordan Albrich, a second-year family medicine resident, helps a new patient feel great under his care.
Rehabilitation therapists motivate patient to heal
After experiencing a stroke, a patient finds the determination to recover with help from three rehabilitation therapists.
Nurse uses tender approach in caring for patients in crisis
Compassion and selfless generosity are hallmarks of Adam Golden’s style.
An extraordinary care package in the COVID-19 pandemic
The Oregon Chinese Coalition donated 2,000 N95 masks for frontline workers at PeaceHealth's hospital in Springfield.
Quest for Eagle Scout project leads Lynden grad to Whatcom Hospice
Elijah Johnson’s mom inspired his community project and the community came together to celebrate his service achievement.
Staff “felt the love” and support
Facing desperate circumstances amidst the pandemic, Vancouver Specialty and Rehabilitative Care found relief from PeaceHealth caregivers.
Creative ways to stay connected
Until COVID-19 is no longer a threat, residents do what they can to connect with loved ones.
Recycling tradition benefits babies
For years, Susan Walsh has collected cans to help fund little extras at the PeaceHealth Birthing Center in Ketchikan.
Sharing a moment of "Amazing Grace"
PeaceHealth caregivers feel a sense of calm as they sing the powerful hymn
Technology brings brothers together to dream a little dream
Miles don’t delay this time to say goodbye between brothers thanks to a tech-savvy chaplain.
Daughter appreciates chance to “see” her dad virtually in ICU
With restrictions on visitors, hospitals use tablets and video chat to connect patients with their loved ones.
Making a difference: Virtual visits “touch” many lives
Chaplains used technology to help patients connect with loved ones during the pandemic.
Patient leaves behind a message of gratitude
Tucked among Jeff Petersen's personal effects was a special card for a nurse who made a special impression.
Providing comfort to hospice families separated during COVID-19
Felt hearts are being used to help ease the pain of separation and let others know their loved ones are surrounded with a loving connection.
Students share tributes in verse
Battle Ground 8th graders write “Blessing the Frontline” poems for PeaceHealth. Watch a video of caregivers reading one of the poems.
‘Code Rocky’ celebrates COVID-19 patients leaving the hospital
Defeating the coronavirus calls for special ways to mark the moment.