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Clark County Public Health urges residents to keep up to date on COVID, flu, RSV vaccines (opens the original)
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Local health officials are urging residents to keep up to date with vaccines for COVID-19, flu and respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, this fall. Emergency room visits and hospitalizations for acute respiratory illness in Clark County have been slowly decreasing since they peaked in February but typically rise around December. Unlock unlimited access to daily events, breaking news, community stories and more. Subscribe for only $1 for 4 weeks to get unlimited access.
PeaceHealth to lay off 150 employees statewide, including 119 in Clark County (opens the original)
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Vancouver-based PeaceHealth will lay off 150 employees statewide, 119 of them in Clark County, by Nov. 20 as it transitions information technology support services to the Indian company Tech Mahindra and its U.S.-based healthcare subsidiary, the HCI Group. Elizabeth Lagler, chief human resources officer for PeaceHealth, announced the layoffs in a Thursday letter submitted to the Washington Employment Security Department. Unlock unlimited access to daily events, breaking news, community stories a
185 Southwest Washington nonprofits taking part in this year’s Give More 24! (opens the original)
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For 37 years, Council for the Homeless employees have had to use their personal vehicles to distribute life-saving supplies. Now, the organization hopes to raise $45,000 through Give More 24!, a 24-hour fundraising campaign supporting local nonprofits, to purchase its first program vehicle. “Every dollar counts towards giving someone the ability to live a healthy next day and giving them the ability to be able to sleep outside safely,” Council for the Homeless CEO Sesany Fennie-Jones said. After
UnitedHealthcare, Legacy Health strive to reach rate agreement by Oct. 1 (opens the original)
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UnitedHealthcare’s network may no longer include Legacy Health providers as the two organizations race to reach an agreement by Oct. 1 over how much the insurer will pay for the rising cost of care. About 30,000 residents in Southwest Washington could lose in-network rates and benefits to Legacy Health hospitals, clinics, urgent cares and providers, according to a spokesperson for the nonprofit health system. Unlock unlimited access to daily events, breaking news, community stories and more. Sub
Southwest Washington’s Imagination Library reading program carries on without Dolly Parton (opens the original)
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Nearly 12,000 young children in Southwest Washington are receiving a free, age-appropriate, high-quality book every month through a program created by the late Dolly Parton. The country music megastar created Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library 30 years ago in Tennessee. Her father, who was illiterate, inspired her to launch the program. What began as a mission to foster a love of reading and learning in young children has since grown into a worldwide program spanning five countries. The program
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