Trios Health and Lourdes Health both invested significantly in the Tri-Cities community in 2022, according to new community benefit reports released in May. 

The report for the Kennewick-based Trios Health says the system: 

• Added 91 providers specialties from family medicine to orthopedics. 
• Made nearly $10.2 million in capital improvements.
• Donated more than $15.6 million in health services to those in need. 
• Distributed more than $95.2 million in salaries, wages and benefits for its 900-plus employees. 
• Contributed $176,609-plus in professional development and tuition assistance to employees. 
• Paid $13.2 million in local and state taxes. 
• Supported a range of local activities and organizations. 

Read the full Trios report here: https://www.trioshealth.org/community-benefit-report 

The report for the Pasco-based Lourdes Health says the system: 

• Added providers in urgent care, and family and internal medicine. 
• Made nearly $3.6 million in capital improvements. 
• Donated more than $23 million in health services to those in need.
• Distributed more than $56 million in salaries, wages and benefits for its roughly 570 employees. 
• Contributed $129,737-plus in professional development and tuition assistance to employees. 
• Paid $6.6 million in local and state taxes. 
• Supported a range of local activities and organizations. 

Read the full Lourdes report here: https://www.yourlourdes.com/community-benefit-report 

Trios Health and Lourdes Health both have long histories in the Tri-Cities and now are part of Lifepoint Health, which has more than 60 hospital campuses and 250-plus other sites across 28 states.