Renowned leading-edge research
Providence Cancer Center’s researchers are finding new treatments for cancer patients.
Make a lasting difference in the lives of others.
From the time the Sisters of Providence built the first hospital in Oregon in 1875, members of the community stood alongside them. Neighbors gave their money and their time, sharing the sisters' dream to provide medical care and support for those who needed it. That first hospital, now Providence St. Vincent Medical Center, was built entirely through charitable contributions.
Today the tradition of providing care to all, especially to the poor and vulnerable, continues throughout Providence's eight hospitals and many ministries in Oregon. As a not-for-profit health system, Providence relies on the fundraising efforts of the Oregon foundations to provide programs and services that otherwise would be unavailable. Philanthropic support also helps give all patients access to the latest technology, equipment and research.
Providence Cancer Center is now recognized as one of the nation’s best community cancer facilities by the National Cancer Institute.
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Located outside Providence Milwaukie hospital's west entrance.
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Drop-in child care for patients and visitors.
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Helping create a world-class health care system
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