Providence Hospital & Medical Centers
In 1856, the first Sisters of Providence barely had a roof over their heads when someone left an orphan at their doorstep. Shortly thereafter, a homeless 85-year-old man arrived and then a mentally ill woman. The pioneering sisters accepted them all.
Over the years, the sisters established hospitals, nursing homes, orphanages and schools. The stories about their sacrifice, compassion and industriousness inspire Providence employees and volunteers to this day. Helping the poor and vulnerable still defines Providence culture. Services and programs often extend beyond the walls of the hospital and involve others in the community.
We are proud to carry on the legacy of the Sisters in the work we do today.
Southwest Washington Hospitals:
Providence Centralia Hospital, Centralia: A 127-bed, not-for profit community-based hospital.
Providence St. Peter Hospital, Olympia: A 390-bed, not-for profit community-based hospital.
Providence Medical Group various locations: A group of primary care, specialy care and hospital-based physiciants serving Southwest Washington.
Senior & Community Services:
Mother Joseph Care Center, Olympia: Offering long term care, transitional care, dementia/alzheimer's care and rehabilitation services.
SoundHome Care and Hospice, Olympia: SoundHome Care provides skilled, personalized service to patients in their homes, including assisted care and adult family home facilities. Hospice is a holistic and coordinated program whose primary goal is to relieve the physical sympoms of those with a terminal illness.
Supportive Housing, Centralia, Chehalis and Olympia: Our Houses are designed for elderly and disabled people seeking independent living in an apartment setting. All of our Houses offer rent assistance.