Bill Proposed to Prevent and Reduce Family Separation
The Family First Prevention Services Act will strengthen families and reduce inappropriate foster care placements.
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Life Expectancy on the 1-90 Corridor
When it comes to health, not all zip codes are created equal.
Guest Blog: Personal Reflections on Recent Shootings
“Fifth, allow these events change you. They have the potential to make you a better, wiser, more compassionate, more patient and more reflective person. Maybe even someone who can make a difference on behalf of others. Trust me on this one. Been there. Done this.”
Good news for School Nurse Day
BHT is happy to celebrate School Nurses day by spreading some good news coming from Newport.
Spotlight: CHAS Quit Happens
At CHAS health clinics in Spokane, more than 50% of patients reported using tobacco, meaning half of their patients were at risk for tobacco-related death or illness. So CHAS launched their two-year cessation program Quit Happens.
Pay for Sucess
Washington State Health Care Authority releases request for information on Pay For Success programs for Community Engagement in Supportive Housing Interventions.
Spokane receives second MacArthur Grant for jail reform
Spokane County receives $1.75 million from MacArthur Foundation to reduce overcrowded jail population.
Americans making a difference
Nearly 63 million Americans donated their time, talent, and effort by volunteering in 2014.
Spokane prescription program reducing ER visits
Access to low-cost and free meds reduces ER and hospital visits, a recent study shows.
Bill to Strengthen Prevention Against Youth Vaping
Governor Inslee signs bill to strengthen protections for youth against the sale and use of e-cigarettes and vapor products.