Multiple health care facility projects are underway or are in various planning phases across the Inland Northwest.

Washington State University is in the initial design phase of a 60,000-square-foot Team Health Education building and is anticipating a construction start date of July 2025, depending on funding. 

Shriners Children's Spokane is hoping for a substantial increase in charitable donations this year as it celebrates its 100th anniversary.

HollisterStier Allergy CEO, Kyle Ferguson is passionate about the way immunotherapies can improve peoples lives, and wants to make sure the rest of the country can have access those these medicines, and potentially even bring the company, and Spokane, to the global market. 

Spokane Addiction Recovery Centers plans to replace its outpatient treatment facilities at 1508 W. Sixth with a new 14,000-square-foot rehabilitation center.

A nationwide shortage of anesthesia care providers is placing an additional strain on Providence's Inland Northwest hospitals.

Incyte Diagnostics has installed two ultra-fast digital slide scanners that will help pathologists at the Spokane Valley-based practice deliver faster diagnoses to patients.

Kingfisher Cooperative LLC seeks increased participation in two ongoing studies addressing medical treatments for early Alzheimer's disease.

Jubilant HollisterStier has unveiled its new 50,000-square-foot, $92 million expansion at its Spokane plant and has started work on an even larger expansion.

Alicia Thompson, who began her career at Spokane Regional Health District over 20 years ago before leaving to pursue public health leadership, has returned to lead the organization.