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Aesthetics Refined comes from licensed master aesthetician Julia Griebel, a graduate of the Euro Institute of Skin Care and Washington Laser Institute.

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Patients at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center were compromised in a cyberattack, with 1 million potentially affected and being extorted by the Hunters International ransomware gang.

Allianz is refunding $1.5 million to Washington travelers after the AG's office found their travel insurance policies unfairly excluded mental health conditions from coverage.

There's an increase in early pregnancy screenings in some U.S. states due to stricter abortion laws after Roe v. Wade was overturned, which is impacting patients' decision-making.

The Seattle/King County Clinic offers free medical services to uninsured and underinsured residents from February 15-18, with a range of healthcare services provided on a first-come, first-served basis.

The Seattle/King County Clinic provides free healthcare services, with over $23 million in care given by volunteers since 2014, demonstrating the community's commitment to accessible healthcare.

The Kent COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic is closing on March 30, urged by Public Health for people, especially those over 65, to get their shots before the shutdown.

Bellevue Officer Kevin Bereta faces loss of medical benefits following an accident while securing VP Harris' motorcade; his recovery precludes him from working.

The CDC recommends an additional COVID-19 vaccine dose for those 65+, announced on King County's website, emphasizing the importance of vaccination for the vulnerable population.

DocNow receives seed funding to advance its EHR system designed for long-term care, led by Waterline Ventures, aiming to streamline post-acute care workflows.

NBA Hall of Famer John Stockton sues Washington State officials over COVID-19 restrictions that imposed sanctions on doctors for their public commentary.

Young Chinese students show a declining interest in studying in the U.S., opting for other countries due to cost and safety concerns post-pandemic, signaling potential long-term shifts in China-U.S. educational ties.

King County Executive launches the King County Regional Office of Gun Violence Prevention to tackle increasing shootings regionally with community and expert collaborations, focusing on interventions, data analysis, and public awareness.

Washington State's Department of Health has publicized a list of disciplined healthcare workers, emphasizing its commitment to maintaining high standards and patient safety across the healthcare system.

An E. coli outbreak linked to guacamole from West Seattle's PCC Community Markets, with five reported cases, prompts health advisories and ongoing investigations.

King County's plan to close its youth detention center by 2025 is delayed until 2028 due to rising juvenile crime, despite previous commitments and ongoing debate over the facility's role.

Washington health officials suspended a counselor, Alicia Kaye Stowe, over allegations of sexual misconduct with a minor. Her credentials are revoked pending investigation.

Washington State Department of Health disciplines various health care providers for malpractice, with revocations and suspensions to uphold professional standards.

The Washington State Department of Health has suspended or revoked licenses of errant health care providers, enforcing standards and offering a public online lookup tool for provider backgrounds.

Washington nurse David B. Coots has been suspended and faces charges of assault and rape, accused of illicitly administering an abortion drug to a woman.

The EPA introduced new regulations for PFAS in drinking water, while Washington state plans to align with these standards, with a media briefing set for April 10 to discuss policy changes.

Renton Library's monthly Resource Day offers community support services like healthcare, job training, and free essentials on Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Washington State Department of Health has taken disciplinary actions, including license suspensions and revocations, against multiple health care professionals for misconduct.

Washington's Department of Health announces winners of the 2024 Northwest Radon Poster Contest, emphasizing radon awareness and the importance of testing for the carcinogenic gas.

A Washington certified nursing assistant's license was suspended by the state health department due to allegations of sexual misconduct with patients.

4/20 celebrations highlight achievements in cannabis legalization and address ongoing challenges including public health concerns, struggles of small growers, and the impact on communities of color.

Eddie and Jill Vedder participated in a polar plunge to fundraise for Epidermolysis Bullosa research, organized by the charity they co-founded, EB Research Partnership.

Snohomish County is inviting proposals for $3 million to enhance behavioral health facilities, as part of a larger plan investing $114 million in services and affordable housing over five years.

Health officials warn about E. coli in organic walnuts from California and Washington, with 12 cases reported and a public alert issued urging consumers to avoid these nuts and check for recalls.

Washington State joins the AARP and Dementia-Friendly America networks to improve the lives of its aging population, as announced during Older Americans Month.

Seattle has announced a new Overdose Recovery and Care Access center to support individuals post-fentanyl overdose, offering medical aid and addiction care.

Washington State Department of Health launches a Perinatal Dashboard to track pregnancy and birth trends, aiming to support tailored health services and spotlight disparities.

Gov. Jay Inslee declared May 19–25, 2024, as SHIBA Volunteer Recognition Week in Washington, honoring the program's 45 years of service to the state's elderly in navigating Medicare.

Jewell Loyd scored 32 points to lead Seattle Storm to an 85-83 victory over the Indiana Fever, with Skylar Diggins-Smith's defense contributing to the win.

Brittany Roy, a Yakima County substance abuse counselor, has had her credentials suspended amid allegations of misconduct with a minor patient which involved sending inappropriate texts. She has 20 days to respond to the charges.

A federal judge dismisses a lawsuit by John Stockton and a group led by RFK Jr. against Washington's attorney general aiming to prevent medical misconduct charges against two doctors spreading COVID misinformation.

The Washington State Department of Health is enforcing standards by disciplining health care providers for misconduct and providing accessible disciplinary records to the public.

The Washington State Department of Health has revoked or suspended the licenses of several health care providers for various violations, including drug use and professional negligence.

Washington's Dental Quality Assurance Commission has suspended Clark County dentist Ellis B. Jardine for professional misconduct, including practicing outside his expertise.

Juanita Beach Park's waters are off-limits due to high bacteria levels, as warned by Public Health – Seattle & King County. Swimming and wading are banned until further notice.

Unsafe levels of PSP have been found in shellfish along Washington's Pacific coast, leading to recreational and commercial harvesting bans in areas like Grays Harbor and Willapa Bay to prevent health risks.

Pierce County massage therapist Lukela Los Banos has been suspended after a patient was injured during therapy involving suction cups. He has not responded to a Department of Health inquiry.

Washington Governor Inslee has ordered the Department of Health to verify that state hospitals provide emergency abortion services, aligning with Washington's defense of reproductive rights.

Parts of Willapa Bay in Washington state have reopened for commercial shellfish harvesting after a closure due to PSP toxin concerns, with lot testing still mandatory.

The Washington State Department of Health has revoked or suspended the licenses of several health care providers due to unethical conduct and criminal charges.

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The Washington DOH named CCAP and AHF as new HIV case management providers in four counties, improving local support and healthcare services for affected individuals.

The Washington State DOH intends to modify the SWMS certification of Wenatchee's ABHS, enabling unscheduled inspections to ensure compliance with laws and patient safety.

The Washington State Department of Health intends to modify the certification of ABHS-Parkside, requiring surprise inspections due to patient safety concerns.

Disciplinary actions have been issued by the Washington State Department of Health against various health care providers for unprofessional conduct ranging from alcohol relapse to fraudulent practices.

The Seattle Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Program has improved access to nutritious food in schools, distributing over 600,000 pounds of produce and implementing educational initiatives to promote healthy eating.

A noncompliant woman in Pierce County recovered from tuberculosis after being legally compelled to seek treatment, highlighting the balance between public health and individual rights.

Washington's Spokane County records its first case of chronic wasting disease in a white-tailed deer, triggering increased surveillance efforts by local wildlife authorities.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell allocates $2.6 million to expand detox and treatment services for substance use disorders, potentially reducing opioid-related deaths.

Houghton Beach Park reopens for water activities after a temporary closure due to high bacteria levels, with regular water quality monitoring to continue.

Clark County Public Health has lifted the toxic algal bloom advisory for Lacamas Lake, although caution is still advised. Vancouver Lake now has a new advisory, and weekly testing continues.

Pierce County and Virginia Mason Franciscan Health offer free nutrition workshops for cancer prevention, highlighting evidence-based dietary guidance.

The Kirkland Health & Wellness Fair at Juanita High School offers free health services, including check-ups and vaccinations, plus family-friendly activities on September 28.

Clark County Public Health encourages residents to compost their Halloween pumpkins instead of discarding them to reduce methane emissions from landfills.

Toxic algae blooms in Lake Lawrence and Clear Lake in Thurston County have prompted health advisories due to high Microcystins levels, exceeding safety guidelines.

Four workers in Washington tested presumptively positive for avian influenza at an egg farm where 800,000 chickens were culled. Further CDC tests are pending as the state monitors the situation.

Two cases of avian influenza in humans were confirmed by the CDC after exposure at a Washington poultry farm. Investigations and precautionary measures are underway, with no severe illness reported.

Pierce County Human Services has received a $1.6 million grant to launch a mobile opioid treatment unit, aiming to reduce overdose deaths by providing accessible medical services in Pierce County.

Seattle conducted a full-scale drill to prepare its emergency food response system for potential disasters, focusing on collaboration across various sectors.

The City of Seattle has teamed up with Talkspace to offer free online therapy to youth, using a $14.55 million investment to support mental health amid rising concerns of anxiety and depression.

WSDA links contaminated raw pet food to avian flu in domestic cats; one cat euthanized, another being treated. Owners urged to avoid raw diets and seek vet care for symptoms.

Kirkland is offering free Mental Health First Aid classes to equip residents with skills to assist in mental health crises, similar to CPR for heart attacks.

King County reports first pediatric flu deaths of the season and stresses the importance of vaccinations and public health measures to combat a severe flu season.

Washington State University partners with the American Heart Association to enhance CPR training for Cougar Health Services, focusing on quarterly refreshers through advanced Resuscitation Quality Improvement program.

Washington's Governor Ferguson signed House Bill 1287 to improve responses to mental health crises, streamlining emergency services' coordination with mental health professionals.

Seattle and King County health officials warn of a measles case involving a Canadian tourist, listing potential exposure sites in the area from April 30 to May 3.

A new report from Thurston County reveals significant health disparities influenced by socioeconomic factors and suggests strategies for achieving health equity.

King County sees a steady number of drownings, with 190 since 2018, despite a slight dip in 2024. Officials urge water safety awareness, emphasizing life jackets and caution in cold, swift waters.

Clark County Public Health warns of cold water risks and offers safety tips for the swim season, including wearing life jackets, supervising children, and avoiding alcohol and diving into shallow water.

Thurston County Public Health has issued an advisory for Long Lake due to reports of swimmer's itch, warning about the rash-causing parasites in the water.

Clark County Public Health warns of high toxic algae levels in Vancouver Lake and advises against swimming or water activities. Safety signs are posted, and weekly water quality monitoring is ongoing.

Study reveals temperature disparities in Clark County areas, with built-up neighborhoods experiencing significantly higher heat.

Washington State health department disciplined various caregivers, including clearing, charging, or probation for unprofessional conduct, reflecting their commitment to medical standards.

East Pierce County health officials investigate a potential local malaria case in a woman with no recent travel history, while emphasizing low risk of contraction and suggesting preventative measures.

Washington State Department of Health revoked or suspended health care licenses for failing to meet standards.

The Washington State Department of Health highlights National Immunization Awareness Month, recognizing clinics and individuals who excel in immunization efforts. Awards celebrate high immunization rates and community commitment.

Pierce County is hosting an Alzheimer's Dementia Awareness Conference in Tacoma, WA, on September 20th, featuring talks, panels, and resources for patients, families, and caregivers.

The Washington State Department of Health disciplined health care providers for unprofessional conduct, ensuring public safety and transparency through its regulatory measures.

Clark County extends its search for a nurse to join the Public Health Advisory Council, with the term lasting until 2028. Meetings are monthly, plus quarterly in-person.

Washington State Department of Health took action against several healthcare providers, revoking or suspending their licenses due to various violations, including sexual misconduct and non-compliance.

King County's 'License for Love' initiative urges pet owners to register their pets for safety and easier recovery if lost, with benefits like the free Ride Home Program.

California, Oregon, and Washington form the West Coast Health Alliance to preserve science-based public health policies, challenging federal approaches they deem harmful to CDC's scientific independence.

King County Public Health warns against swimming at Houghton and Juanita Beaches due to high bacteria levels, with signs posted and a recheck planned for next week.

The Washington State Department of Health disciplined several health care providers, including denials and probations, to ensure adherence to licensing standards.

The West Coast Health Alliance recommends vaccines for COVID-19, flu, and RSV for everyone over six months, emphasizing the importance of vaccination to prevent illness and reduce healthcare system pressure.

Clark County Board of Health is focusing on improving Medicaid pregnancy care due to disparities in prenatal service access compared to private insurance.

A Washington state resident died from the H5N5 avian flu, marking a first-known human case, with health officials maintaining a low risk to the public.

The Washington State Department of Health is enforcing standards on health care facilities and may take action against non-compliant ones. Details are available online or through public records requests.

The Washington West African Center, along with the City of Lynnwood, is hosting a free Health Insurance Enrollment & Vaccine Clinic, offering vaccinations and health services to the local community.

Snohomish County reports three new measles cases in unvaccinated children, with exposure linked to a visiting family. Health authorities are managing containment and warning of more cases.

Pierce County has allocated $34 million for behavioral health services over two years, benefiting 40 organizations. The funding supports various programs, including preventative measures for youth and adults, and aims to improve community wellbeing.

Flu activity in Washington state is climbing fast; at least one school closed and health officials are urging vaccination and early treatment. Local dashboards show elevated indicators.

Seattle City Light shares energy-saving tips for households to reduce carbon footprint and save money, highlighting draft-proofing, smart thermostats, cold water laundry, efficient water heaters, and unplugging devices to minimize phantom energy.

Seattle clinicians are offering a tubes‑first option for some high‑risk women: remove fallopian tubes now and delay ovaries to avoid early surgical menopause while cutting cancer risk. Researchers and local specialists weigh the evidence and tradeoffs.

Snohomish County and state health officials are urging immediate MMR shots for unvaccinated 1–17‑year‑olds after a local outbreak. The advisory explains age limits and timing for second doses.

Mary Bridge told families federal scrutiny and the threat of losing Medicare and Medicaid forced it to close its pediatric gender clinic; behavioral-health support will remain available.

A Marysville teenager died of influenza, the first pediatric flu death in Washington this season. Health officials urge vaccination as cases remain widespread.

Health officials say a traveler with confirmed measles passed through Sea‑Tac on Jan. 22; exposure windows and county outbreak updates are now public. Vaccination remains the top defense.

Kitsap County officials confirmed a young child died after contracting flu in January, and health leaders are urging residents to get vaccinated as ER visits rise.

Virginia Mason Franciscan will end its rotation with Community Health Care on July 1, 2026, putting Tacoma’s family‑medicine training pipeline at risk. Program leaders warn of worse waits and lost local hires.

Nurses at St. Joseph’s in Tacoma say ICE agents who escort detainees have ignored safety and privacy practices — citing tight shackling, PPE breaches and a reported unattended gun.

Public Health confirmed an active TB case at Rainier Beach High School. About 130 people are being asked to get evaluated and the patient is receiving treatment.

Marvel Food & Deli pulled its house-made Country Style Adjika salsa after inspectors flagged an unapproved canning process that could allow botulism. Stores are offering refunds and working with county health departments.

A Tacoma baby with a complex heart defect went home after surgeons at Seattle Children’s repaired his heart without donated blood. The case highlights the hospital’s leading blood‑conservation program.

British Columbia reports it has hired more than 400 U.S.-trained clinicians after fast-tracking licenses and is now targeting Oregon with an ad campaign.

Grant County confirmed two measles infections in children and listed potential exposure sites in Moses Lake. Health officials say unvaccinated residents should check MMR status and call their provider.

King County warns of a measles exposure at Sea‑Tac after a Canadian traveler passed through on March 9; officials point people to county and state exposure maps and vaccine guidance.

State data show overdose deaths dipped in 2025, but Seattle and King County still face hundreds of fentanyl fatalities even as hotlines, naloxone and new short‑stay centers expand access to treatment.

Public Health — Seattle & King County confirmed one local TMVII case and urged clinicians to test and treat with oral antifungals as more cases may be undetected.

Two King County residents who traveled internationally tested positive for measles. Public Health has posted exposure locations across Seattle, Kirkland and Bellevue.

A UW study found Echinococcus multilocularis in 37 of 100 Puget Sound coyotes. Officials urge leashes, deworming and avoiding rodent scavenging.

A University of Washington survey of 1,694 syringe‑service clients finds smoking has overtaken injecting and methamphetamine remains the most used drug. Programs that hand out safer‑smoking kits saw injection rates fall dramatically.

A UW survey of 388 clinicians found frequent cannabis-related vomiting, psychosis and anxiety, plus big gaps in training and screening across Washington.

FDA warns shellfish from Hammersley Inlet may be contaminated with norovirus; products were shipped to multiple states and authorities urge disposal and reporting.

Washington will consolidate medical records across prisons, psychiatric hospitals and Apple Health providers under a new HCMACS system, with funding and legislative milestones pushing a 2028 launch. The move follows lawsuits tied to delayed care.

Contract talks between MultiCare and insurers Premera and Regence threaten to push MultiCare hospitals and clinics out of network for thousands of Washington patients, with May deadlines looming.

A new $480M Mary Bridge returns dedicated pediatric care to Tacoma with family‑friendly rooms, eight ORs and specialty clinics. The building opens May 16.

Tacoma inspectors closed 10 unpermitted fruit carts and taco stands this month, citing missing handwashing, refrigeration and employee‑restroom access. The closures are logged by the health department.

Two former UW medical residents filed a King County class-action saying WPHP forced flawed evaluations and stalled their careers; WPHP has moved to dismiss under state immunity.

West Coast health officials recommend a second 2025–26 COVID‑19 vaccine dose for adults 65+ roughly six months after the first. Officials say the updated shots target JN.1 and are covered by Medicare Part B.

Vancouver’s Circle Wellness is bringing its private thermal Circuit to Seattle this summer. The single‑suite spa offers private 90‑ and 120‑minute sessions built around heat‑and‑cold contrast.

Nearly 36,500 fewer Washingtonians enrolled in ACA marketplace plans after enhanced federal subsidies lapsed; the state has about $55M in one-time aid to soften the hit.

A UW-led study found older adults whose memory problems affect daily life are more likely to live with unsecured guns; researchers urge clinicians to pair counseling with lock distribution.

A Milliman analysis commissioned by Kaiser found significant prescription drug savings for Washington employers — HMO plans saved 26% and PPO plans 15%, cutting per‑member drug spend.

Washington state is letting people in prison call or text 988 from phones and tablets; officials call it an added safety resource while advocates warn it can’t replace on‑site care.

Chelan‑Douglas Health District confirmed a Sin Nombre hantavirus case in Chelan County and said it is unrelated to the MV Hondius cruise outbreak. Officials urged cleaning precautions.

The Church of Jesus Christ pledged $25M to UNICEF’s Child Nutrition Fund; a Bezos family match will lift this round’s impact to about $50M for global child nutrition.

Everett Animal Shelter says about two dozen parvo cases have surfaced across Snohomish County; the shelter urges vaccinations and plans community clinics.

Hundreds of Good Samaritan nurses picketed in Puyallup, pressing MultiCare over proposed contract changes they say would cut staffing protections and reflect discriminatory language.

A limited number of SkinnyDipped Dark Chocolate Coconut Almond Bites were recalled after undeclared peanuts were found in individual wrappers. No illnesses were reported as of the notice.

Brinnon, Quilcene and Discovery Bay are exploring a shared ALS "sprint" car pilot to speed paramedic care across south Jefferson County.

A new Common Sense Media assessment finds safety gaps in AI mental-health apps for teens; two consumer apps vanished and Wysa earned an "unacceptable" rating.

A bat that flew into a rural Snohomish County home tested positive for rabies; three residents are receiving post-exposure treatment.

A mobile medical unit named for Layne Staley will bring methadone and addiction care to Seattle tiny‑home villages, starting next week at an Interbay site.

Public health warned Chief Sealth families after a student attended class while contagious with whooping cough; watch for cough symptoms and confirm vaccinations.