Following a sharp decrease in demand as the pandemic swept through Washington state in March, in-home care companies now are starting to see an uptick in demand for their services, as isolation and exhaustion lead more seniors to seek outside care
Dr. Keenan Milonas, a Liberty Lake physician, has established what's referred to as a concierge membership practice and hopes to grow it with an emphasis on serving patients on a holistic level.
Late last year, Milonas moved his Custom MD
Work on an assisted-living and memory care facility in Spokane Valley is expected to begin this winter, according to preliminary planning documents filed with the city.
Contraception access has decreased during the pandemic, with nearly a third of women canceling or delaying doctors' visits, according to a recent study, which has led state and local medical professionals to find new ways to ensure access, say
A recent report revealing a sharp increase in women's consumption of alcohol during the COVID-19 pandemic comes as no surprise to Colonial Clinic co-owner Huston Stolz.
A clinic opening next month in Liberty Lake offers a type of breast cancer detection using ultrasound technology that has been approved as an adjunct to traditional mammography.
The COVID-19 pandemic dominated news headlines in 2020 and served as the subtext for many of the significant business decisions made in the Spokane area during the year.
With that backdrop, the Inland Northwest business community experienced a number of
Spokane-based Jubilant HollisterStier LLC is planning to double its existing space and manufacturing capacity and add 400 employees during the next three years, says Amit Arora, president of the pharmaceutical manufacturing company.
In response to COVID-19-and the need to secure his own employment-Spokane physical therapist Trey Nichols has started Northwest Mobile Physical Therapy Specialists PLLC.
A South Carolina native who moved to Spokane in 2007, 38-year-old Nichols says
Gestalt Diagnostics LLC is on track to double its annual revenue this year and expects to see strong growth again next year.
Dan Roark, CEO of the Spokane-based maker of software for pathologists, says, 'In 2020 we are on track … for 100% growth.