Creative ways to stay connected
Until COVID-19 is no longer a threat, residents do what they can to connect with loved ones.
Everyday Moments of Grace in Ketchikan
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Recycling tradition benefits babies
For years, Susan Walsh has collected cans to help fund little extras at the PeaceHealth Birthing Center in Ketchikan.
Donor story: Ketchikan family’s gifts honor heritage
Dr. Louis Salazar inspired the donation and investment in the community
Acts of care and compassion take flight
A Sister of St. Joseph of Peace proves that simple gestures of love and kindness can have great impacts.
More than a haircut – volunteer provides much-needed human touch
Residents get more than a new ‘do at New Horizons Long Term Care Unit at PeaceHealth Ketchikan
Caregiver takes shelter manager shopping
Not content to drop off bags of beans and rice, this PeaceHealth speech pathologist helped program buy supplies.
Standing strong: a mother and daughter face challenges together
A Hometown Healthy Heritage
Family gives hope to patients in Ketchikan to honor a family member
In a community they consider their second home, the Brindles create a cancer resource center at the PeaceHealth hospital
Family feels reassured by attentive compassion
During a gallbladder scan, technician makes young patient feel more comfortable
When intuition, instinct and initiative come together
A nurse follows her heart, stepping in at just the right moment to save a life.
A question asked: A wish granted
It’s not “Bibbidy Bobbidy Boo!” but asking the question just might make wishes come true
Excellent care in every encounter
Patient gives hospital experience 30+ stars
Unexpected blessings on an Alaskan cruise
Two nurses take a stranded traveler under their wings
Comfort quilts offer warmth and healing
Quilters feel good, helping others feel better
Nothing beats the taste of home
Dietitian nets seafood donations to delight diners in long-term care
Where do you go for a great meal?
Long-time cook makes foodie friends feel warm welcome
A best friend in the worst times
ED nurse manager strives to make things better