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Health Care

—Linn Parish

Heart disease prevention program might delay memory loss

Practitioner says system could help deter dementia
February 13, 2014
Linn Parish
A heart-attack prevention method developed in Spokane and now used throughout the U.S. might be useful in staving off dementia as well, says one Spokane physician who is using the system. Dr. Jeff Emery, a prevention specialist with Spokane-based Northwe
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—Katie Ross

Using software to treat rheumatoid arthritis

Company, practice here join to invent, market app
February 13, 2014
Katie Ross
Discus Analytics LLC, which launched in Spokane in May 2011, has collaborated with doctors here to invent and begin marketing a software application designed to help better treat rheumatoid arthritis and its progression. The company worked with physici
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—Mike McLean

WSU Spokane starts work on master-plan update

College looks to address future needs at Riverpoint
February 13, 2014
Mike McLean
Following the opening of its $79 million Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences Building on the Riverpoint Campus east of downtown late last year, Washington State University Spokane has started its next master-plan update. The focus of the master plan
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PAML partners to launch cancer diagnostic tool

Product includes precise genetic sequence testing
February 13, 2014
Katie Ross
Spokane-based national reference laboratory Pathology Associates Medical Laboratory LLC is launching with its partner, Seattle-based lab CellNetix Pathology & Laboratories, a new cancer diagnostic product, which will be marketed under the name Symbiodx.
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—Treva Lind

Companies enter ACA-rules era despite some delays

Most employers sponsor benefits, absorb impacts
February 13, 2014
Treva Lind
Most Spokane-area employers who offer health benefits are continuing to do so, while adhering to new rules this year under the federal Affordable Care Act, industry observers here say. Meanwhile, some employer requirements are being delayed under the l
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Telepharmacy services increasingly filling rural need

Remote medication review said to help reduce errors
February 13, 2014
Doug Crafton
There is a large scale national focus on providing telehealth services to areas underserved by various medical specialties. Telehealth services are designed to enhance access to care, reduce overall costs of care, and improve the chances for patient ou
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—Kim Crompton

Providence CEO: Making mission a medical mindset

Alex Jackson comes full circle with return to Inland Northwest
February 13, 2014
Kim Crompton
Former Montana resident Alex Jackson had little interest in leaving his position as a Providence hospital system executive in Portland in late 2011 when Spokane colleague Elaine Couture began trying to entice him into applying for a position here that she
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Providence to add pediatric practice

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January 30, 2014
Staff Report
Providence Medical Group, of Spokane, announced this afternoon that it has agreed to add Pediatric Associates of Spokane, in which five physicians and two nurse practitioners work, to its physician practice. Pediatric Associates is expected to join the
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—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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