Health Care

Providence expands oncology care services

Four new providers added in Inland Northwest

February 6, 2025

Journal of Business Staff

Providence has expanded its Inland Northwest oncology care services with the addition of four new providers.

Providence INW Foundation names new board members

Appointees bring mix of financial, legal, health care experience

January 30, 2025

Journal of Business Staff

Providence Inland Northwest Foundation has announced the appointment of seven new members to its board of directors.

2025 People of Influence: Dr. Katherine R. Tuttle, Providence Inland Northwest Health Executive Director of Research

January 30, 2025

Tina Sulzle

2025 People of Influence: J. Brynn Snyder, Slate Dental Inc. President and CEO

January 30, 2025

Tina Sulzle

MultiCare names new Deaconess, Valley president

Wade Hunt to fill position previously held by Greg Repetti

January 29, 2025

Journal of Business Staff

Wade Hunt has been named president of MultiCare Deaconess and Valley hospitals, succeeding Greg Repetti, who had held the position since 2020 until retiring in October.

Health care leaders optimistic despite struggles

Providence's operating margins in Inland Northwest improving heading into 2025

December 19, 2024

Dylan Harris

Despite continued operating losses at Providence and MultiCare in the Inland Northwest, leaders of the two health care systems are expressing optimism going into 2025.

Providence to sell 10 senior living centers

Pair of Spokane facilities among those to be sold

December 18, 2024

Dylan Harris

Providence announced Tuesday plans to sell 10 skilled nursing and assisted living care ministries, including two in Spokane, to The Ensign Group Inc.

Heart Institute upgrades to help meet demand

Planned $42 million renovation project slated to begin next year

December 5, 2024

Dylan Harris

The need for cardiovascular care is growing, and the planned renovation of Providence Heart Institute is expected to help meet that demand.

Health care news briefs

December 5, 2024

Journal of Business Staff

Whitworth works to address mental health needs of youth

$3.4M grant to support rural, refugee students

December 5, 2024

Karina Elias

Whitworth University has received a $3.4 million grant to establish a new program to address critical mental health needs of students in rural communities and refugee and immigrant students in Spokane County schools.

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Health Care

Providence expands oncology care services

Providence INW Foundation names new board members

2025 People of Influence: Dr. Katherine R. Tuttle, Providence Inland Northwest Health Executive Director of Research

2025 People of Influence: J. Brynn Snyder, Slate Dental Inc. President and CEO

MultiCare names new Deaconess, Valley president

Health care leaders optimistic despite struggles

Providence to sell 10 senior living centers

Heart Institute upgrades to help meet demand

Health care news briefs

Whitworth works to address mental health needs of youth

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