Tell Providence Health to fix its broken healthcare system
Providence Health & Services Leadership
At 6 a.m. on Jan. 10, nearly 5,000 caregivers at Providence Health & Services—including physicians, nurses, physician associates, nurse midwives and nurse practitioners—began an open-ended strike. These frontline caregivers are taking a stand against a corporation that puts profit over patient care.
Add your name to demand Providence resolve longstanding problems like unsafe staffing levels in emergency rooms and unfair wages.
Providence, a $30 billion corporation, is Oregon’s largest healthcare provider and one of the state’s largest corporations. This strike is an opportunity for all of us to take a stand—because a broken system hurts every patient and every family.
Sign the petition to demand that Providence negotiate fair contracts with the Oregon Nurses Association and the Pacific Northwest Hospital Medicine Association.
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We, the undersigned, demand that Providence Health & Services negotiates in good faith to reach fair contracts for all bargaining units and prioritizes patient safety and caregiver well-being over corporate profits.
Your refusal to negotiate in good faith is putting patient care and caregiver safety at even greater risk.
Show the nearly 5,000 union-represented caregivers—and the communities that rely on them—that you are committed to doing what’s right. Stop prioritizing corporate profits over patients and caregivers.
Negotiate a fair contract. Ensure safe staffing and quality care for all.
It’s up to Providence Health & Services to end this strike.