U.S. Rep. Kim Schrier toured the new center Friday, where veterans can get primary care and a growing list of specialty services close to home.
Everett libraries and Snohomish County have partnered to train people on how to use naloxone, in an effort to reverse overdoses.
Patients and families will have to go to Bellingham or Kirkland for similar care. Employees will be offered other positions.
When The Everett Clinic acquired Eastside, rates increased 50%, according to court filings.
The Everett Clinic has apparently turned away patients with Regence coverage, despite the provisions of a public health emergency.
We’ve gathered some of the year’s most important health stories for Snohomish County.
Dozens of retirees will lose access to PEBB insurance on Jan. 1, which they learned in letters sent around Thanksgiving.
Snohomish and state health leaders stepped up calls to wear masks and get vaxxed: “When hospitals are overburdened, it impacts everyone.”
Washington residents should enroll by Dec. 15 for coverage starting Jan. 1. In Snohomish, 90% of exchange customers could shop and save.
Medical residents filled 125 bags with supplies for street medicine kits for underserved populations.
An “unprecedented surge in viral respiratory illnesses” spurred a joint statement from dozens of county medical leaders.
Given the low numbers, the virus also known as monkeypox is no longer expected to be a public health emergency nationwide.
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After Optum reportedly demanded a 14.75% rate increase, Regence’s contract with the clinic’s parent company is set to expire soon.
It’s the latest chapter in an ongoing conversation about nurses’ concerns around exhaustion and short staffing at the Everett hospital.
The Native and Strong Lifeline provides culturally appropriate mental health support and referrals.
Interested parties can apply now to help guide the newly established agency.
Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers announced the appointment of Dennis Worsham on Wednesday
ER beds for kids are in short supply in part due to an unusual spike in RSV, which is likened to a “cold on steroids.”
