Stories
Before everything went black, the last thing Craig remembers is talking to his cousin while driving home from the airport.
Adventist Health Portland’s Employee Assistance Program helps associates in need.
Everett was a patient at Adventist Health Portland receiving treatment for cancer — a diagnosis that can be one of the hardest challenges of a person’s life. Adventist Health Portland’s staff gave Everett the support he needed to face the future.
When Bob Avila experienced a cardiac emergency, he received life-saving, whole-person care at Adventist Health Portland.
Mark is thankful the Adventist Health Portland emergency and cardiovascular teams helped him walk out the doors — not once, but twice.
After working in a toxic place that lacked dedication to its mission, coming to Adventist Health Portland was a breath of fresh air for Margaret Smith.* Twenty years later, she’s still here, truly living God’s love in healthcare. Grateful for that opportunity, Margaret has spent these years giving back in…
“Not too many men make it to age 80, and I have. I felt the advancement in cardiology has kept me going, along with God’s grace,” David explains.
When Lauren began making payroll deduction donations to the employee giving campaign in 2016, she only thought in general terms about helping Adventist Health Portland buy its first 3D mammography machine. For her, it wasn’t personal… until it was.
“Adventist Health truly cares about our community and our coworkers. Giving back to these causes is a no brainer.”
“The employee assistance program helped me cover my medical insurance premium during four months of my pregnancy and three months of maternity leave.”