Our primary care network is overwhelmed but there is hope on the horizon.

 The chief philanthropy officer for The Foundations at Kadlec is moving into an advisory role and will retire at the end of the year.

Kadlec is acquiring one of the largest primary care practices in the Tri-Cities.

A Benton County house was designed and is being built with health in mind, using natural materials.

A Kennewick women’s clinic which has experienced remarkable growth announced plans to construct a flagship building.

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.