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Patrick Busche leads the Treat Yourself 5K for Providence ElderPlace PACE.
From the Streets to the Starting Line: Patrick Busche’s Remarkable Road to Recovery
Patrick’s physical therapist said Patrick could only walk about 20 feet when he first met him. “But he immediately told me about his goals, to...
Providence Mount St. Vincent
To celebrate 100 years since the original grand opening, Providence Mount St. Vincent invites you for a grand day of Centennial Celebration on April 26...
Celebrated Nutritionist Katy Wilkens
To dietitian and nutritionist Katy Wilkens, salt is a four-letter word...
Providence ElderPlace PACE Program to open first center in Snohomish County
The new center serves eligible residents of Everett, Lynnwood, Edmonds, Mountlake Terrace, Snohomish, Monroe, Mukilteo, Lake Stevens, Marysville and Tulalip....
Providence ElderPlace expands comprehensive program of healthcare and adult day health services to seniors in Snohomish County
The program has operated in King County since 1995 and has expanded gradually to include facilities in South Seattle, West Seattle, Kent and Redmond....
All-Inclusive Care
Even during COVID, Providence ElderPlace has grown to serve 976 participants....
Providence ElderPlace hosts Portraits of Providence ElderPlace exhibit
Providence ElderPlace West Seattle is a stand-alone program housed at Providence Mount St. Vincent assisted living and skilled nursing home. It offers West and South...
Providence ElderPlace Redmond to celebrate first anniversary with celebration and open house
Providence ElderPlace Redmond offers residents on the Eastside of Lake Washington an innovative program that provides medical care and social services to seniors who wish...

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