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October 13, 2025CHA prepares to help ministry address challenges to providing spiritual care
A member-populated council is exploring how best to take on chaplain workforce issues and many other concerns.
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October 09, 2025Ascension St. John Medical Center becomes Tulsa, Oklahoma's first Level 1 trauma center
Hospital can now 'take care of anyone with any injury that walks through our doors,' CEO says.
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October 07, 2025Nobel Prize for medicine goes to researcher from Providence-affiliated institute
Mary E. Brunkow of the Institute for Systems Biology shares the honor for discoveries related to the body’s immune system.
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October 07, 2025Through multiple collaboratives, CHRISTUS Santa Rosa seeks a cohesive way to meet needs of homeless San Antonians
Initiatives from the city and from a council of first responders address health and social service issues.
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October 07, 2025Catholic Medical Center of New Hampshire announces nearly $100 million in upgrades, freestanding ER
Its hospital in Manchester will get renovations and a nearby town will get an emergency room.
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October 06, 2025Providence CORE enables organizations to use data to increase the impact of their work
The center informs the decision-making of clients in health care, mental health, social services and other sectors.
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October 06, 2025CHA's updated community benefit planning and reporting guide includes new look, updated rules
'Community benefit is an extension of our mission,' says CHA's director of community health improvement.
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October 03, 2025Keeping Up
Executive appointments and facility news from across the Catholic health ministry.
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October 02, 2025CHI Health Good Samaritan receives $12.6 million gift to improve women's health care
Given anonymously, it is the largest donation the Kearney, Nebraska, hospital has ever received.
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October 01, 2025PeaceHealth therapist set up office in rural Oregon school after 2020 wildfire and continues to offer care
Kelly Shaw opened her door in wake of a tragedy that affected her community. She still welcomes students who need to talk.