
Dear Friends,
In my 42 years at Virginia Mason, I never imagined the kind of challenges our health system would face in the COVID-19 pandemic. I also could have never understood the depth of gratitude I feel, working with such talented and caring teams who embrace their commitment to our patients and each other. Looking back at 2019 through this lens I see something more clearly than ever before: The very best practice of medicine requires both the head and the heart.
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“We’ve had nothing but good experiences with Virginia Mason — and we feel very blessed.” More