For Hanford workers alone, about 35,000 claims have been filed on behalf of 13,000 separate people. Hanford workers have been paid $2.2 billion in compensation and benefits, representing about 15,000 claims.

Workers may soon be able to bring their state long-term care benefit with them if they move out of Washington. 

A Kennewick counseling clinic has added a service that’s proven effective in people with major depressive disorder and related anxiety who haven’t had luck with other treatments.

Washingtonians will soon be able to go to public kiosks in a handful of locations around the state to get free Covid-19 and flu tests.

Nurses appear near the top of “occupations in demand” here and elsewhere. That doesn’t seem likely to change anytime soon.

Company's efforts paid off with $3.6 million in health care savings and an invitation to speak to Congress to advocate for legislation that would make it easier for companies to replicate his company’s success. 

Discreet Supplies, a woman-owned and -run company, deals in durable medical equipment (DME).

With a mounting doctor shortage across the country, state and locally, this local doctor did most of her medical training in the region and then chose to stay in the Tri-Cities area to practice medicine.

Q&A with Reza Kaleel, Providence / Kadlec Chief Executive, Providence Southeast Washington Service Area.

New digital pathology creates significant improvements in workload balance, subspecialty and consult optimization, case turnaround time, worksite flexibility, collaboration and communication.