When sudden cardiac arrest happens, every second matters. For every minute a person remains in cardiac arrest, their chances of survival decrease by approximately 10%.

Bikers from Whidbey and beyond are once again gearing up to cycle through some of the island’s most scenic views while raising money for local health care as part of the 24th annual Tour de Whidbey.

Thanks to the generosity of our supporters, the WhidbeyHealth Foundation recently funded an Aquatic Therapy Transfer Chair for WhidbeyHealth Rehabilitation.

On Wednesday, January 14th, the "Crab Queens" of Whidbey Island honored the memory of their dear friend, Rene Callies, with a meaningful gift to the WhidbeyHealth cancer care unit.

At WhidbeyHealth, healing goes beyond medicine, and sometimes comfort comes in the form of a good book.

There’s a ride for everyone, ranging from a 10-mile family-friendly route to the 162-mile POWER ride.

In 2024, over $724,000 was raised from 4,177 donations supporting patient care, healthcare professionals, equipment upgrades, and community health initiatives.

Thanks to community donations, WhidbeyHealth was able to purchase the $741,667 building for Hospice Care.

Long before Whidbey Island had its own hospital, islanders got sick, suffered injuries and had babies in a place where reaching medical care could depend on an unreliable ferry. What followed was a decades-long effort to bring health care closer to home.

The Whidbey News-Times is out today with the story of something we've been working hard to make happen: expanded cardiac care, right here at home. Thanks to our early champions, we've raised $114,000 so far.

The WhidbeyHealth Foundation is deeply grateful to Coupeville High School Basketball for hosting Coupeville vs. Cancer Night. Together, players, coaches, families, and fans raised $635.05 in support of WhidbeyHealth Cancer Care.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the WhidbeyHealth Foundation is proud to announce several recent internal grant awards that are already strengthening patient care across our organization.

We are honored to share the creation of the Kate Rose Memorial Fund, established through a generous anonymous donation in memory of Kate Rose.

WhidbeyHealth Foundation Honors Bert Speir with Emeritus Board Member Appointment After 18 Years of Service

Last week, the Polly Harpole Hospital Guild got together for their annual Style Show at the Elks Lodge in Oak Harbor, to raise funds for the WhidbeyHealth Foundation.