Earlier this month, the Journal of Business hosted Susan Stacey, chief executive of Providence Inland Northwest, for its most recent Elevating The Conversation podcast about The Health of Health Care.

The founder and former CEO of Selkirk Pharma Inc. claims he was ousted from the company’s C-suite and board by former board members who were working to devalue the company to make it more attainable for their preferred buyer.

Built To Move Chiropractic & Sports Rehabilitation has been selected as an Inland Northwest Business of the Year finalist. 

Spokane Falls Recovery Center is planning an expansion project at its 2.5-acre health care campus in North Spokane to address a growing demand for addiction treatment and recovery services.

A building permit application has been submitted and is under review to construct a new primary health care clinic at 130 E. Sprague.

Kootenai Health and MultiCare Health System are partnering to build a new 30-acre medical campus in Post Falls.

The Journal met with Wade Hunt, the new president of MultiCare Deaconess and Valley Hospitals to discuss how he came to work in health care administration, and what he hopes to accomplish in this new role. 

A record number of kidney transplants were performed last year at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center, and the medical team expects to exceed that number this year.

Litehouse Health Inc. recently landed a contract with Advocate Health, one of the nation’s largest nonprofit health care systems.