As doctors struggled to understand the virus, patients like Amy McGrath, of Snohomish, scoured the internet for answers.
The 65-unit supportive housing facility in Everett has been closed for months due to meth and fentanyl contamination.
Tests detected meth and fentanyl in 48 of 65 “housing first” units in Everett. It’s the latest supportive housing community to need decontamination.
The National Labor Relations Board accused Starbucks of closing the Evergreen Way store and others due to union activity.
Snohomish County ranks sixth in the state for percentage of residents who have health insurance, behind King and Skagit counties.
“Flu is just getting started,” Snohomish County’s health officer said. COVID cases were below an “alert threshold,” but it remains the deadliest virus.
Nurses said the contract would not do enough to solve the hospital’s staffing crisis. Providence was “disappointed” by the vote.
The nonprofit’s volunteers fight mental illness stigma in Snohomish and Island counties.
Elizabeth Cervantes, an undocumented immigrant, knows firsthand how language is a barrier to care. That’s why she’s in nursing school.
The “state-of-the-art” project is set to total over $90M. The nonprofit has asked for public support.
Citing a rise in respiratory illness, local hospitals and clinics will require masks for care.
Following a five-day strike, union nurses and the hospital met to negotiate for the first time in late November.
The county-run facility will provide treatment and resources for prevention of sexually transmitted infections.
Everett Community College’s nursing program has 79 slots. Hundreds apply each year — and that’s just the first hurdle.
The county expects more flu, COVID and RSV cases over the holidays.
The Everett hospital says staffing issues persist as nurses return to work.
Sanders showed support for Everett nurses this week through multiple social media posts.
Leadership for the Everett hospital revealed Thursday how many temporary nurses they brought in as a walkout continued.
Around 1,300 Everett nurses plan to strike for five days due to chronic understaffing at the hospital.
Nurses and their families plan to picket the Evertt hospital’s two campuses from Tuesday to Sunday.
