hospitals

Oregon Nurses Association sues parent company over what they call wage theft

(Seattle, WA)  --  Washington state hospitals are struggling financially.  According to the latest financial survey, hospitals across the state lost nearly two-billion dollars in the first half of 2022.  The survey shows operating revenue increased by four-percent in the first six months of this year compared to 2021, but expenses went up by 11-percent over the same time period.  The Washington St

              Thursday (February 24) WA State Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced a lawsuit has been filed against 14 hospitals, including Kadlec and St. Marys in Walla Walla Suit claims hospitals failed to inform patients and offer charity financial care The suit says the following, in part: "Washington’s charity care law requires all hospitals — for-profit and non-profit, public and pri

Gov. Inslee, like he did in 2020, claims Washington state hospitals are overwhelmed, and has brought in National Guard to help with non-medical tasks. But what do the Health and Human Services numbers say?

A variety of facilities will now be open for indoor visits.

According to MyNorthwest.com, many of the N-95 counterfeit masks sold to WA hospitals are actually working...

Gov. Inslee during his address Sunday pedaling the state backwards, claimed medical systems could "soon" be overwhelmed. It's the same argument we heard months ago.

When you look at many (most) media sources, all you hear about is new cases.

As of June 23, 24. percent of the 317 people in beds at four area hospitals had COVID or COVID-like symptoms.

It appears at least one of the five risk categories is being used to 'hold' up the process of re-open. The little 'dials' are not where they really should be?