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Giving Tuesday is an opportunity to support United Way, which has a significant impact on local communities. Here are five reasons to contribute.

On Thanksgiving Day, the City of Seattle’s Community Connect Resource System (CCRS) helped connect individuals experiencing homelessness with essential services, including shelters and hot meals. The initiative aimed to ensure that those in need could access warm meals and a safe place to stay du...

Underserved communities in Washington are gaining improved access to credit through the Washington State Department of Commerce’s Equitable Access to Credit Program. This initiative aims to address the financial barriers faced by marginalized groups, providing them with opportunities to secure lo...

To improve sleep quality, establish a consistent sleep schedule by going to bed and waking up at the same time each day, even on weekends. Create a relaxing bedtime routine that includes winding down with calming activities. Ensure the sleep environment is conducive to rest; keep the bedroom dark...

The Washington State Department of Health has disciplined 44 health care providers. The actions taken include suspensions, revocations, and fines against various professionals, such as physicians, nurses, and mental health counselors. Notable cases include a physician accused of sexual misconduct...

The Washington State Department of Health has announced disciplinary actions against several health care providers for various violations. Among those disciplined are a physician, a registered nurse, and a respiratory care practitioner. The actions include license suspension, revocation, and fine...

Winter can pose significant risks for falls due to icy conditions and snow accumulation. To prevent falls, it’s essential to prioritize balance and safety. Wearing appropriate footwear with good traction can help navigate slippery surfaces. Keeping walkways clear of snow and ice is crucial, as is...

Equipping teachers with a student-centered approach involves training educators to prioritize the needs and interests of their students. This method emphasizes active learning, where students engage in hands-on activities and collaborative projects, encouraging critical thinking and problem-solvi...

Eva’s journey highlights how access to PROVAIL’s services can broaden individual goals and opportunities. The organization offers a holistic approach that empowers people to lead the lives they desire. Through personalized care and support, PROVAIL helps individuals achieve their aspirations, sho...

In a recent episode of the “Live Whole Health” podcast, the focus was on gratitude and its significant impact on well-being. The hosts emphasized that gratitude can enhance mental health, reduce stress, and improve relationships. They highlighted how expressing gratitude helps individuals recogni...

A community session aimed at improving care for families affected by fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASDs) took place recently, gathering diverse stakeholders to share insights and experiences. Participants included healthcare providers, educators, and family members, all discussing the challe...

Snoqualmie Valley Health has expanded its specialty care services by adding allergy, neurology, and rheumatology departments. This initiative aims to enhance access to specialized medical care for the community. The new services are set to improve the management of various health conditions, ensu...

MultiCare has been honored with the Most Wired Award for the 17th consecutive year, recognizing its commitment to leveraging technology in health care. This annual award, presented by the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME), highlights organizations that exemplify exce...