Get The Kids Outside, Safely

Jul 29, 2020 | Our Communities

Summer this year looks a little different. With the state mask mandates and social distancing, it can be tricky to get your kids to play outside safely.

Ten things to know about being pregnant in a pandemic

Jun 25, 2020 | Our Patients

What’s it like to be pregnant during a pandemic?  Megan Bass, R.N., a labor and delivery nurse at Legacy Emanuel Medical Center who gave birth to a beautiful girl named Joslin

Chinese American donations ‘part of the solution’ locally

Jun 04, 2020 | Our Communities

We needed help urgently, and the response was inspiring.

In a kid’s emergency: Don’t wait

May 19, 2020 | Our Patients

If your child has an emergency, get to the ER — our children’s hospital is safe for kids and families during the COVID-19 crisis. Plus, delaying care can cause problems.  READ MORE >

Improve your care by preparing for it

May 13, 2020 | Our Patients

As a lung specialist and intensive care doctor with Legacy Health, Erika Moseson, M.D., is front and center in caring for patients through the coronavirus crisis.   This role has m

BE FAST in a stroke

May 05, 2020 | Our Patients

When it comes to strokes, acting quickly can make a huge difference –– experts say getting emergency help within an hour can improve your chances at a better recovery. Use

ERs stand ready and safe for all emergencies

Apr 29, 2020 | Our Patients

If you have any medical emergency, here is an important message from Dan Bissell, M.D.: It’s safe to come to the ER, even amid the COVID-19 crisis.

Be aware of open windows, kids and injuries

Apr 20, 2020 | Our Communities

As the weather warms, you open the windows.

At home more? Be aware of burn safety

Apr 16, 2020 | Our Communities

Stay home, stay safe and prevent burn injuries. That's because the Legacy Oregon Burn Center has seen an increase in burn injuries from people staying home during the COVID-19 outbreak

Hospitals ‘still a great place’ to deliver babies

Apr 13, 2020 | Our Patients

When it’s time for a baby to be born, it’s time. “Babies don’t care that the world is in a pandemic,” says Kristine Roesen, M.D., in an article in Portland Monthly.