• July 07, 2026
    Providence institute studies why some treatments for head and neck cancers have better outcomes than others

    Researchers say new protocols show promise to decrease negative side effects and improve survival rates.

    From left are Dr. Rom Leidner, ; Dr. Marka Crittenden, retired medical oncologist and researcher; Dr. Bryan Bell, executive medical director of the Providence Cancer Institute and director of the Earle A. Chile and Dr. Kristina Young
  • July 06, 2026
    'They gave us space to enjoy his life': Dignity is at heart of Bon Secours Richmond hospitals' perinatal bereavement care

    The labor and delivery staffs’ tender treatment includes giving families time with newborns and meaningful keepsakes.

    Meg and John-Mark Walker tend to their newborn son, Jacob, during his brief life at Bon Secours St. Mary’s Hospital in Richmond, Virginia
  • July 06, 2026
    PeaceHealth partnership brings care to the doorstep in Ketchikan, Alaska

    Mobile Integrated Healthcare Program reduces readmissions by about 43% by delivering care, education and support directly to patients.

    Watson said the van is particularly nice for reaching unhoused patients
  • June 30, 2026
    Indiana's Saint Anne eldercare campus opens hospice suites to provide holistic end-of-life care

    In the newly remodeled wing, residents receive medical, spiritual and emotional support in a homelike setting.

    Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades of the Diocese of Fort Wayne--South Bend in Indiana blesses one of the new hospice suites at Saint Anne Communities in Fort Wayne prior to the suites’ opening.
  • June 30, 2026
    From hours to minutes: Ascension St. John Medical Center launches lifesaving NICU helicopter transport

    New service connects critically ill newborns across Oklahoma and beyond to advanced care in Tulsa.

    Libby Allen, assistant nurse manager for the neonatal intensive care unit at Ascension St. John Medical Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Phillip Nikels, a respiratory therapist at the hospital, train on the use of a special transport incubator.
  • June 29, 2026
    Catholic Medical Center in New Hampshire starts workplace program to welcome new members into the church

    Unusual hospital-based initiative, backed by the diocese, meets staff where they are and supports faith exploration.

    Matt Landeck, a catheterization lab coordinator at Catholic Medical Center in Manchester, New Hampshire, with his aunt, Cheryl Gagnon, and blessing him is Bishop Peter Libasci.

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