Stories

Through SART, Providence St. Mary is working alongside law enforcement and others to improve the coordination of services.

Providence St. Mary Medical Center Foundation welcomed three new members to its Foundation Board of Directors.

Our 32nd annual Celebration  was a huge success, raising over $282,000 to support our newly established internal medicine residency program, attracting the best and brightest new physicians to our area. Funds raised will also support other critical initiatives, including our efforts to become a Level IV trauma center and our commitment to establishing our Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) program.

“Supporting Providence St. Mary in our quest to become a Level IV trauma center means we are investing in our own safety and that of our loved ones,” says Nicole Orr, chief philanthropy officer. “It means providing a lifeline for those facing traumatic injuries, ensuring they receive the care they need when every minute counts.”

We are pleased to welcome Nicole Orr, our new chief philanthropy officer, to the Providence St. Mary Medical Center Foundation family.

Bill started thinking seriously about how to bring the technology to the High Desert. A man of action and a natural problem solver, he went to work on it.

Providence St. Mary Medical Center has acquired the AngelEye NICU CameraSystem™ to provide a safe and nurturing environment for critically ill newborns.

Youhanna Gad, M.D., was one of eight clinicians to be recognized with the 2023 Philanthropy Physician Champion Award.

Providence South Division Philanthropy honored eight physicians at its annual Philanthropy Physician Champion Awards.

A generous $2.1 million gift – the largest in our ministry’s history – is helping Providence St. Mary Medical Center launch a critical initiative to bring more health care providers to our community.