Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center has been recognized for its commitment to environmental stewardship, sustainable healthcare and responsible operations that support healthier communities by three leading organizations: Practice Greenhealth, Joint Commission and Newsweek.
“As a healthcare organization, we have a responsibility to care for our patients, our community and the environment we all share,” said Cindy Mahal, DNP, chief administrative officer at Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center. “These honors reflect the dedication of our teams who are finding meaningful ways to reduce our environmental impact while continuing to deliver high-quality, compassionate care.”
These recognitions highlight initiatives that reduce waste, improve energy efficiency and embed sustainability into daily operations. Efforts include expanding waste-reduction programs, conserving energy and water, and engaging caregivers in sustainable practices across the medical center.
These accolades include:
- Practice Greenhealth Leader Award: Recognizes outstanding hospitals nationwide for leadership and performance in healthcare sustainability.
- Joint Commission Sustainable Healthcare Recertification: Recognizes Providence’s systemwide efforts to reduce purchased electricity, anesthetic gases and waste while advancing environmental sustainability.
- Newsweek World’s Greenest Hospitals: Recognizes the medical center’s commitment to reducing emissions, conserving water and improving waste management.
Through these efforts, Providence Saint Joseph continues to advance its vision of Health for a Better World and improving the health of the communities it serves while building a more sustainable future.
