Subcutaneous Immune Globulin Clinic

Our clinical dietitians work with healthcare teams to give practical nutrition advice and education to patients and residents. They focus on your individual needs as well as involving your family in your nutritional health.

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To help with communicating with your health care team, we offer interpretation services 24-hours-a-day. Please ask your care team to place a request if you need an interpreter including a sign language interpreter.

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Occupational therapists (OT’s) collaborate with you to help you regain or discover new ways to engage in activities you enjoy. If an injury, illness, or disability is preventing you from participating in crucial daily tasks, an OT can identify your personal strengths and priorities. They will guide you on how to improve function and actively participate more fully in your everyday activities.

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Pharmacists at Providence assist those staying in our two hospitals (inpatients) and those visiting our many clinics (outpatients). We collaborate with your healthcare team, using our knowledge to recommend the most suitable drug treatment for your condition. We also keep watch for possible negative reactions to medications, aiming to find the right balance between safety and effectiveness.

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Our psychology services can provide emotional support to our patients who may need help coping with their condition and its treatment.

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Our social work team helps patients and their families by providing emotional support and connecting them to helpful resources and services. This team can also assist in planning for the future, advocate for patients' needs, and help with practical concerns like finances and social support.

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We offer pastoral care services to support you and your loved ones. Our professional staff, including chaplains from different faiths, are here to accompany you, provide counseling, and create spaces for reflection, prayer, and meditation.

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We strive to offer you the best and most compassionate care possible. If we succeed, please let us know. If we fall short of our goal “How you want to be treated,” please also let us know.

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