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We stand with immigrants and refugees

By Rod Hochman January 31, 2017

The recent executive order on immigration is more than just a headline for Providence St. Joseph Health. It hits close to home on a personal level. More than 300 of our caregivers are nationals or dual nationals of the seven countries named in the executive order. These individuals are valued...


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Our nation must protect health coverage for the newly insured

By Rod Hochman January 11, 2017

These days, you can’t turn on the news or scroll the headlines without seeing some mention of the Affordable Care Act. “Repeal and replace” is the sound bite we hear over and over again. But the big question, yet to be answered, is “Replace it with what?” While the ACA is far from perfect and has...


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Understanding the election and what it may mean for our organization and the health care industry

By Rod Hochman November 7, 2016

Like you, I’ve been thinking about last week’s election results and what they might mean for health care in the United States, particularly when it comes to the Affordable Care Act (ACA). I’ve received questions from caregivers who are wondering whether the ACA will be altered or even repealed, and...


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Six ways we’ll create healthier communities

By Rod Hochman October 18, 2016

Last week, we celebrated our 100th day as Providence St. Joseph Health. It was a great opportunity to recognize the coming together of two longstanding organizations founded by women – the Sisters of Providence and the Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange. Their commitment to serving the poor and...


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Igniting a movement around mental health

By Rod Hochman September 16, 2016

Anyone who has worked in health care for more than a decade will remember the “100,000 Lives” campaign. Launched about 10 years ago, it was a bold initiative to tackle alarming rates of patient deaths and harm due to preventable medical errors in hospitals. The campaign established a burning...


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Our commitment to mental health

By Rod Hochman July 6, 2016

I am pleased to write to you today as president and CEO of our new parent organization, Providence St. Joseph Health. It’s an honor to serve in this role, and I’m excited to work with you to create a healthier future for everyone in our communities, especially the poor and vulnerable. Together,...


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Being smart and cautious is the right way to go

By Rod Hochman June 11, 2016

Since taking over three years ago as CEO of Providence Health & Services in Renton, Wash., Dr. Rod Hochman has aggressively pursued a population health management strategy for the 34-hospital system, which spans five Western states. Its proposed merger with St. Joseph Health System, whose approval...


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Dr. Rod Hochman of Providence Health & Services on preserving humility in leadership

By Rod Hochman November 13, 2015

When it comes to exceptional leadership, there are a few key ingredients. In healthcare, business savvy and administrative experience combined with clinical expertise lends people the capacity to lead with influence and intelligence. Rod Hochman, MD, president and CEO of Providence Health &...


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5 absolute truths Providence CEO Dr. Rod Hochman builds strategy upon

By Rod Hochman May 12, 2015

Rod Hochman, MD, president and CEO of Portland, Ore.-based Providence Health & Services, asks the following question: "What are the things I know will be true?" Dr. Hochman has led Providence as president and CEO since 2013. The system includes 34 hospitals across five states — Alaska, California,...


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Lessons from the C-suite: Why one CEO wants his staff to be disruptive

By Rod Hochman May 28, 2014

This interview with Rod Hochman, the President and CEO of Providence Health & Services, was conducted by Eric Larsen, Managing Partner, and condensed by Juliette Mullin. Q: How did you transition from physician to hospital executive? Hochman: Here's the thing: You never make the switch. It's a...


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