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Health Care

—Treva Lind

Most small companies in Spokane area see health plan costs increase

Groups of under 50 workers affected by age-based rates
January 30, 2014
Treva Lind
Spokane-area businesses with fewer than 50 employees are seeing some of the larger hikes in employer-sponsored health plan premiums this year, though it depends on factors such as the insurance carrier and employees' ages, brokers say. As individuals a
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—Katie Ross

Fitness industry goes specialized in Spokane area

Small businesses, larger gyms here zero in on workout trends
January 30, 2014
Katie Ross
As more movements emerge in the health and fitness industry, especially in niche markets, Spokane's fitness entrepreneurs and larger gyms are taking steps to keep up with the times. Targeted workouts such as yoga, Pilates, Pure Barre, spinning, and Z
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—Treva Lind

AEastern therapies used as alternative treatments

New Moon Family Wellness Center uses acupuncture, other methods
January 16, 2014
Katie Ross
Spokane acupuncturist and East Asian medical practitioner Rebekah Giangreco says she strives to help women find solutions to what ails both mind and body, naturally. The New Moon Family Wellness Center, which is owned by Giangreco and her husband, Antho
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—Treva Lind

Overall vascular health should be factored into varicose vein options, physician says

Spokane surgeon suggests women query providers
January 16, 2014
Treva Lind
Women should talk to health providers about overall vascular health when looking for relief from symptoms caused by varicose veins, says Dr. Stephen Murray, a surgeon at the Providence Vascular Institute, in Spokane. Females seeking medical procedures t
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Pair opens health clinic in renovated Valley space

Physician assistant-owned center sets longer sessions
January 16, 2014
Treva Lind
A physician assistant-owned medical clinic recently opened in the Spokane Valley under the name Optimal Healthcare Inc. Physician assistant Kevin Bichler and his wife, Janice Jordan-Bichler, are the owners of the general medicine and family medicine clin
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Decision affirms hospice service's need certificate

Hospice of Spokane fought entry by competing provider
January 16, 2014
Katie Ross
A Washington state appellate court panel here has upheld a lower-court finding that Liberty Lake-based Family Home Care Corp. met the certificate-of-need requirements to provide hospice services in Spokane County. The case stemmed from a lawsuit that n
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Sacred Heart, Deaconess to boost cardiac, emergency care

$13.4 million in projects loom at Spokane's two largest hospitals
January 16, 2014
Mike McLean
Spokane's two largest hospitals, both located on Spokane's lower South Hill, are planning sizable expansion and remodel projects this year with a total value of $13.4 million, records on file with the city of Spokane show. In one project, Providence
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—Staff photo by Mike McLean

Health care, manufacturing lead North Idaho rebound

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December 19, 2013
Mike McLean
Health care, manufacturing, tourism, and real estate are among current growth industries in Kootenai County that are expected to continue to improve in the new year, sources in North Idaho say. Alivia Metts, Post Falls-based regional labor economist for
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Despite uncertainties, health care sector executives are optimistic

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December 19, 2013
Kim Crompton
Health care executives appear mostly upbeat about the vitality of that sector here in the coming year, despite continuing national uncertainty related to the implementation of the federal Affordable Care Act. 'We're going to continue to be really in
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Inland Northwest economy continues to make positive strides

While some industries face challenges, others report return to prerecession levels
December 19, 2013
Linn Parish
In some sectors of the Inland Northwest economy, activity levels are returning to prerecession levels, welcome news that comes none too soon for economic observers. In overall employment, Spokane-area economists are expecting job growth next year, though
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