3 things to know about getting care during the ONA strike

Monday, June 17, 2024

June 17, 2024

Here’s what to know about getting care at Providence Newberg Medical Center during the Oregon Nurses Association strike that starts Tuesday, June 18. Our priority during this time will be to provide our patients with the same excellent and compassionate care our community has come to expect from Providence.

1.  Our hospitals are open and ready to care for our patients.

2.   We have secured the services of highly qualified, experienced replacement workers who will be working alongside our existing caregivers through Sunday morning, June 23.

3.  If you have a critical, emergency need, and you are near a Providence hospital, come to us and be assured we will take care of you. 

Thank you for choosing Providence for your care.

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