The soon-to-be-completed facility will give Allied Healthcare and Nursing program students hands-on, state-of-the-art experiences to prepare them for the medical field. SPSCC’s Healthcare pathway encompasses an impressive array of programs in dental assisting, medical assisting, nursing and more. A recent interview with Dean of Allied Health and Nursing, Marriya Wright, revealed a wealth of new…
by Kathryn Millhorn Multicare Brings Health Care To the Community The last few years have shown how important healthcare is within a region. We recently caught up with Will Callicoat, President of MultiCare, Capital Medical Center. Will shared how MultiCare is growing and adapting to meet the needs of our communities every day. MultiCare Health…
by Heidi Smith Within the home and community care industry, the benefits of treating patients in their own homes are well-documented. Patients recover faster and better, reap the psychological benefits of being surrounded by family members and friends in a familiar setting. Through an innovative program at Providence, a subset of emergency department patients meeting…
by Natasha Ashenhurst Debra Lemke envisions a world where more people use technology to access basic care. She awaits the day when our littlest ones can receive the COVID-19 vaccine and boosters. She is hopeful that those suffering with mental illness will receive the care they need. Lemke is Kaiser Permanente’s District Director of Operations.…
According to M Health Intelligence, 38 percent of patients received virtual care in 2022. Researchers found that 76 percent of patients who received virtual care would use it again. Over 5 million U.S. workers quit their jobs or their career field during the Great Resignation. Job burnout is taking a toll in the health care…