Organization to replace facility north of downtown
October 22, 2015
Planned Parenthood of Greater Washington and North Idaho has submitted a building permit application to the city of Spokane for construction of a $5 million health and community education center north of downtown Spokane.
Spokane-based Rockwood Health System has rolled out VirtualHealthNow, an online service that enables patients to obtain primary health care for nonemergency conditions at any time of day via video conference.
Even though she's the founding dean of Eastern Washington University's recently created College of Health Science & Public Health, which began operating last fall on the higher-education campus east of downtown Spokane, Laureen O'Hanlon doesn't fe
Spokane general contractor T.W. Clark Construction LLC has started work on a new $5.2 million medical clinic on the Newport Hospital & Health Services campus, in Newport, Wash., about an hour's drive northeast of Spokane, via U.S 2.
The 17,000-square-f
Spokane-based H-Source Holdings Ltd., which owns young online medical marketplace H-Source Inc., went public on the Canadian Securities Exchange earlier this month.
The company, which is trading under the symbol HSI, released 50 million shares, with a 3
Children FIRST Therapy, a Spokane Valley-based nonprofit that provides early interventional therapy for children ages birth to 3 who have developmental delays, has moved its operations and expanded the services it offers.
Next IT Corp., the natural language software company that recently moved its operations to Spokane Valley from downtown, has launched a new entity called Next IT Healthcare.
Next IT develops software-guided avatars that companies and organizations use t
Dentists Corey Plaster and Rudyard McKennon are in the process of combining their dental practices into one, which they plan to call Downtown Dental.
The two dentists have spent the past 11 years working down the hall from one another on the eighth floo
Dr. Marian Wilson, a second-year assistant professor at Washington State University Spokane, found in a study on chronic pain that women seem more open than men to participating in studies and sharing their symptoms.
Appellate court upholds Superior Court's dismissal
October 8, 2015
The Washington state Court of Appeals has rejected a counterclaim filed by Shriners Hospitals for Children here after it was sued by a woman it fired for allegedly altering time cards.
In a 3-0 ruling, the appellate court panel here affirmed a Spokane Co