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Beginning 9/13/21, everyone attending an event with 500 or more people throughout the entire state will be required to wear a face-covering.

News release published by the Washington State Department of Health Hospital capacity is currently stressed across the state of Washington. The surge in hospitalizations is one that Washington Department of Health (DOH), with its healthcare partners, has been monitoring closely. At this time, partners across Washington have undertaken a number of strategies to stretch resources… Continue reading WA Statement on Hospital Capacity and Crisis Standards of Care

In this article, originally published on CNN, learn more about acute flaccid myelitis, the illness in children that's affecting several states.

Insurance Commissioner Kreidler’s Statement on ACA Lawsuit’s Threat to Pre-Existing Conditions Coverage – By Emily Boerger for State of Reform Oral arguments begin Wednesday in the Texas v. the United States lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act. The lawsuit, which is led by 20 attorneys general and governors, argues that the repeal of the tax… Continue reading Insurance Commissioner Kreidler’s Statement on ACA Lawsuit’s Threat to Pre-Existing Conditions Coverage

By Samantha Peone for the Spokane Journal of Business Construction has started on the $12.5 million Fieldstone Memory Care assisted-living facility at 4515 S. Freya on Spokane’s South Hill, says Justin Younker, principal of Yakima, Wash.-based Cascadia Senior Living LLC. The company does business as and operates its facilities as Cascadia Senior Living & Development. The… Continue reading Fieldstone Memory Care Construction Starts on South Hill

In this article from The Seattle Times, you can learn more about how to advocate from anywhere in the state. "You don't have to make regular trips to Olympia or Seattle to advocate for students with disabilities. If you're strapped for time or childcare, here are some simple ways to stay engaged and share your story."

You Can Get Health Insurance in Every Washington County This Year, But It’ll Cost You – By Walker Orenstein for the News Tribune After a turbulent 2018 in Washington state’s individual health insurance market, the situation for people buying insurance independent of an employer appears steadier, if only barely, for next year. Every county in Washington will… Continue reading You Can Get Health Insurance in Every Washington County This Year, But It’ll Cost You

By Megan Deisler for State of Reform Legacy Health, the Portland-Vancouver metropolitan area and mid-Willamette Valley’s largest, locally owned nonprofit health system, announced today that its board of directors has unanimously chosen Kathryn Correia to be its next president and chief executive officer (CEO) effective late June 2018. Correia will succeed George Brown, M.D., as Legacy Health’s… Continue reading Legacy Health Announces Kathryn Correia as Next President and CEO