Physical therapist Jaime Hopoi goes into a trust fall. She's on a trajectory to hit the ground face-first, but the robotic system to which her harness is attached stops her and supports her weight while she regains her balance.
Before his second term as mayor of Spokane ended last year, David Condon did something he hadn't in years – compiled his work history.
'I hadn't done a resume in 15 years,†says Condon, whose first day at work with Premera Blue Cross
Spokane Treatment & Recovery Services plans to build a 64-bed, 42,000-square-foot integrated behavioral health treatment facility and medical clinic on East Nora Avenue, in Spokane Valley, and will hire up to 100 new employees to staff the facility.
Imagine building a house without blueprints or having any construction experience. The outcome is going to be unfortunate, if not downright dangerous.
The same is true about financial planning. Unless we don't care what happens, we all ought to have a
Peering out from behind her signature, fashionably bold glasses, Joyce Cameron is quick to laugh.
She's just as quick to recall with quiet reverence the rare moments during which
Mountlake Terrace, Washington-based Premera Blue Cross plans to open a new health care clinic later this year at 1601 N. Division, in a space near Gonzaga University that Einstein's Bagels once occupied.
In the middle of the night, gynecologic oncologist Dr. Melanie Bergman sat next to Rose Mary Volbrecht on her hospital bed at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center, consoling her with the words
Seeking to add to her suite of growing franchise fitness clubs, Jaimee Cox has targeted the end of February to open StretchLab, at 2007 Tea Olive Lane, directly north of Lake City High School in Coeur
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