$177 Million Invested To Address Portland’s Growing Emergency Care Needs

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Mon, 07/08/2024 - 12:00am

For almost 150 years, Providence has been on the frontlines of caring for Oregonians. As the population grows and ages, so does the need for emergency care. This need is not only a local issue; individuals aged 65 and older now make up the country’s fastest-growing group. Caring for older, sicker patients is straining hospitals across the nation. Providence has a solution — one that adds capacity and innovates the speed of care.

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$177 Million Invested To Address Portland’s Growing Emergency Care Needs

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