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On Sunday, Aug. 8, Providence Bridge Pedal takes you across the Willamette River bridges for Portland's most spectacular biking event.

Kids need at least an hour a day of active play for good health. Are your kids playing enough? Get tips to help them get moving.

Bike tune-up tips; sunburn treatments; MS and summer flare-ups; chemo after 80; and more: Read about it in the July Wellness Watch.

Providence Cancer Center is now recognized by the National Cancer Institute as one of the nation's best community cancer facilities.

Providence Health & Services in Oregon is a not-for-profit network of hospitals, health plans, physicians, clinics, home health services, and affiliated health services.
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Two expert cardiac practices have joined Providence Health & Services to create the new Providence St. Vincent Heart Clinic.
Pink Gloves on Parade!
On Saturday night, June 5, the Portland Rose Festival Starlight Parade made its way through downtown Portland. More than 250,000 people cheered as the Providence Pink Glove Dancers spread the message about breast cancer awareness. The dancers included nearly 100 Providence employees from five Providence hospitals: Providence St. Vincent Medical Center, Providence Portland Medical Center, Providence Milwaukie Hospital, Providence Willamette Falls Medical Center, Providence Newberg Medical Center and from Providence Home Services. We've put together a special video tribute from the parade. Enjoy!
Providence Cancer Center is recognized as one of the nation's best community cancer facilities by the National Cancer Institute. The award includes $2.8 million to expand research and patient care.
Providence has named Greg Van Pelt to succeed Russ Danielson as chief executive of the Oregon Region. Read more.
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Providence Bridge Pedal 2010
Providence Health & Services invites you to get pumped for Providence Bridge Pedal. Portland's best bike ride - over the city's most spectacular bridges - offers free registration for children age 15 and younger! Register now.
Fitness classes for the whole family.
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Providence provided more than $213 million in community benefits during 2009, including $101 million in free or reduced-cost care to our patients in need.
Providence Health & Services is committed to providing exceptional health care for our patients, regardless of their ability to pay. Our recently expanded financial assistance program provides significant help to patients who have difficulty paying their medical bills.
Caring for the communities we serve lies at the heart of who we are. Learn about our Providence Cares campaign and see how Providence is much more than just health care.