Providence Health Care and Group Health Cooperative are collaborating on development of urgent-care centers in the Spokane area in what marks a shift in philosophy for both organizations. Most immediately, says Providence spokesman Joe Robb, to
Clearwater Paper Corp., the Spokane-based maker of tissue and paperboard products, says a recent U.S. District Court decision will enable the company to move forward with a major component of its new tissue manufacturing and converting facility in
Inland Northwest businesspeople view the current state of the economy somewhat more favorably than does the population as a whole, but they are more tempered in their optimism for its future, says a survey conducted in recent weeks. Meanwhile, a
Nuvodia LLC, a young company with Inland Imaging Business Associates LLC's long-time information technology operations at its core, is preparing to increase its market penetration nationwide.The effort, says Nuvodia CEO Jon Copeland, largely to
To develop the next generation of branch managers, the Spokane region of U.S. Bank is going to try something it hasn't done in a generation or so: recruiting them and training them extensively in-house. The bank is launching the new initiative,
A bee stung Tracie Wenski's son, Jake, a couple of years ago. Then another one stung him soon thereafter. The 43-year-old mother of two took her son, now 11 years old, to the doctor and found out that in addition to being highly attractive to a
Seattle-based investment brokerage McAdams Wright Ragen Inc. has opened a Spokane office, hiring a group of brokers who previously worked in the Wells Fargo Advisors office here. Tom Guthrie, branch manager of the Spokane office, says the firm a
Relatively new imaging technology is helping neuroradiologists at Spokane-based Inland Imaging LLC more definitively identify Alzheimer's disease. Called volumetric MRI, the tool can be used when a patient first starts experiencing memory and to
Purcell Systems Inc. co-founder Peter J. Chase has left the company. Chase had been serving as vice chairman of the 12-year-old Spokane Valley-based maker of outdoor cabinetry for the telecommunications industry since January, when the company a
Columbia Banking System Inc., the Tacoma, Wash.-based parent of Columbia Bank, has reported an 86 percent increase in its net income in 2011, compared with 2010, attributing the surge to three acquisitions and organic growth.The bank company net