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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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