Mary Ann Dunlap, ARNP talks about what qualifies as good bladder health.

Guest host, Brette Borow of Her Feed (www.herfeed.com and @herfeed on Instagram) talks with Dr. Robin Henderson, PsyD, Executive Directof of Behavioral Health at Providence about how you can help the people you care about cope with the mental health impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Guest host, Dr. Amy Thompson, CEO at Covenant Children's Hospital in Texas, talks with Larel Jacobs, Clinical Program Manager about how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected child welfare and safety.

Dr. Robin Henderson talks with teens from the Work2BeWell council about the current equality protests amidst the Coronavirus pandemic.

Kidney stones are quite common, but what do you need to know? Dr. Imran Iqbal from Facey Medical talked with Mary Renouf about what to look for and treatment options.

Dr. Jeffrey Lee from Facey Medical Group in California talks about how The Own It program is a caregiver engagement program and helps restore the human connection that we want our caregivers to have when working with patients.

Solidarity Health Share founder, Chris Faddis, shares how he created a healthcare sharing community from the ground up and how his wife’s terminal cancer diagnosis opened his eyes to the power of healthcare sharing communities.

Dr. Linh Vuong talks about prolotherapy and how this injection therapy stimulates the body's natural response to promote cell regrowth and healing.

Providence is making a profound impact on the lives of the patients it serves by making improvements to healthcare delivery. And in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, these changes are being accelerated and are more important than ever.

One of Providence’s partners, Dr. Josh Luke, is a champion for healthcare transformation, affordability, and building a culture of accountability. Part of the healthcare evolution involves evaluating and advancing the workforce of the future. That’s where Greg Till, Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer at Providence, focuses his life’s work.

Dr. James G. Beckerman, a cardiology specialist in Portland, Oregon, speaks with guest host, Brette Borow of Her Feed (www.herfeed.com and @herfeed on Instagram), about heart health and stress. Particularly during the pandemic, people are feeling even more stress and Dr. Beckerman gives tips on how to manage your stress levels to keep your heart (and mind) healthy.