Delivering on our mission requires that we have talented and experienced caregivers who are able to meet the health needs of our community.

Because we know that people’s overall health and wellbeing are greatly influenced by the conditions in which they live, work and play. . .

Swedish is part of a grassroots campaign that gives our caregivers the voluntary opportunity to take a stand to help preserve access. . .

Last month, I had the honor of introducing the keynote speaker, Dr. Sanjay Gupta, at the Plymouth Housing Key to Hope Luncheon in Seattle. .

Over the past several months, I shared on this blog that Swedish is navigating a dynamic health care environment. . .

In recent blog posts, I have discussed the work Swedish is undertaking to make sure we continue to meet the needs of our patients. . .

The future of health care is evolving in many ways, and the leadership team at Swedish recognizes that our organization needs to adapt. . .

In a dynamic health care environment that thrives on innovation, organizations like Swedish must continuously find ways to improve. . .

I joined the Swedish team a decade ago as a physician. I have seen this organization from the caregiver’s perspective, and I understand. . .

As our nation celebrates its independence this week, the Senate may vote on the ‘Better Care’ Reconciliation Act, a bill that repeals. . .

At Swedish, we share a common fundamental purpose: We put patients first. But what does that mean? “Putting patients first” is more. . .