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Rehabilitation Hospital of the Northwest meets growing demand for inpatient rehab services by adding 40 additional beds (opens the original)
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Rehabilitation Hospital of the Northwest in Post Falls has expanded the scope of their operation by adding 40 inpatient rehabilitation beds to its facility. North Idaho Advanced Care Hospital and Rehabilitation Hospital of the Northwest have a shared parking lot. But until recently, the hospitals specialized in different things. North Idaho Advanced Care Hospital delivered what’s known as long-term acute care hospitalization where critically ill patients with complex conditions often stayed for
Former health care executive sentenced to 4 years of federal prison after embezzling $24 million over the course of 6 years (opens the original)
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The CEO of a company in charge of managing health care payment contracts for a pool of clinics in the Pacific Northwest was sentenced to four years in federal prison after he was found guilty of embezzling approximately $30 million over the course of six years. Beginning around April 2017, Patrick Alan Bucknum, 55, devised a scheme to siphon money from Community Clinic Network’s main checking account into his personal ETrade account, according to case records filed in U.S. District Court in Spok
Some half a million people across the world could die from 'Godzilla-level' El Niño, scientists warn (opens the original)
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Scientists at the University of Chicago’s Climate Impact Lab are predicting that more than 450,000 people around the globe will die in the next few months from extreme heat brought on by this year’s “Godzilla-level” El Niño. The super “El Niño” the planet is currently experiencing is expected to lead to 44% more extremely hot days and cause global land temperatures to rise 2.1 degrees Fahrenheit above what’s considered average, according to the report. While the majority of these impacts will be
'Time will tell how it all pans out': Another warm winter could be on the books for the Inland Northwest - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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The autumnal equinox Tuesday night marks the official end of summer. And while temperatures have been slightly warmer than what's considered "normal" for this time of year, Rachael Fewkes, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, said Monday was Spokane's "last warm day." The forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday stays dry with highs in the upper 70s Tuesday. Temperatures the following day should dip into the lower 70s. "Thursday and into the weekend, our pattern starts to become more act
A Seattle man's secret to growing the largest pumpkin at the Spokane Interstate Fair is no secret at all (opens the original)
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There’s no secret to growing a pumpkin that weighs more than a grand piano. If there is, Joseph Baird said, it’s hard work. It’s about taking the time to dump up to 150 gallons of water on your pumpkin, instead of doing something more relaxing, like watching TV. It’s about pruning leaves, checking for insects, trapping mice and eliminating any smaller pumpkins leeching off your trophy gourd. And if you’re willing to build a greenhouse larger than the home you share with your wife and two childre
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