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Special Report - Special Report - December 06, 2012
CHAS medical director starts as need grows
Lockwood takes helm to oversee providers, care guidelines at nine clinics

By Treva Lind
Of the Journal of Business

Dr. William Lockwood says he expects growing demand for primary-care services as provisions in the Affordable Care Act continue to move ahead.
Dr. William Lockwood says he expects growing demand for primary-care services as provisions in the Affordable Care Act continue to move ahead.
—Staff photo by Treva Lind
Dr. William Lockwood, who joined Community Health Association of Spokane in 2010 to launch its first urgent-care facility, has taken on new duties as CHAS medical director.

The change comes as the nonprofit continues to grow, with plans to add clinics next year.

By late spring, CHAS expects to open a second urgent-care clinic, in Spokane Valley, and its first primary-care clinic in Moscow, Idaho, although exact building locations for those clinics still are being dete...


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