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The Herald Business Journal
May, 2013

Josh O'Connor
Publisher

Phone: 425-339-3007
joconnor@heraldnet.com

Jody Knoblich
General Sales Manager

Phone: 425-339-3445
Fax: 425-339-3049
jknoblich@heraldnet.com

Kurt Batdorf
Editor

Phone: 425-339-3102
Fax: 425-339-3049
kbatdorf@heraldnet.com

Site address:

1213 California St.,
Everett, WA 98201

Mailing address:

Box 930
Everett, WA 98206

Health Care

Photo courtesy EvCC

EvCC opens new health sciences building

EVERETT — Nursing students at Everett Community College better be on their toes in their new Liberty Hall digs, a $37.5 million building that opened April 1.

They get training on how to respond to patients having heart... more

By Sharon Salyer Herald Writer | May 16

M.L. Dehm / For HBJ

State’s food safety rules to mirror federal law

EVERETT — Beginning May 1, Washington state food service regulations will be updated to include provisions from the federal government’s model food code.

"Our food supply is very safe," said Snohomish... more

By M.L. Dehm HBJ Freelance Writer | May 1

Doug Ramsay / For HBJ

Rick Cooper, HBJ Executive of the Year

EVERETT — Bottles of hot sauce sit on shelves inside Rick Cooper's office at The Everett Clinic.

The glass bottles with his likeness on the label don't hold a condiment for this chief executive officer's lunch hour. more

By Amy Watkins HBJ Freelance Writer | May 1

Health-care costs are economy’s next big obstacle

Every time the U.S. economy seems poised to recover, it gets hit with obstacles that prevent it from gaining any steam. March’s disappointing employment numbers bear that out. In what remains the longest... more

By Tom Hoban Realty Markets | April 30

Providence-Swedish massage health insurance

EVERETT — A new way for businesses to provide health care for employees is being developed by Providence Health & Services and Swedish Health Services.

The Providence and Swedish affiliation is working toward an... more

By Amy Watkins HBJ Freelance Writer | April 19

M.L. Dehm / For HBJ

Community Health Center offers dental residencies

EVERETT — The 112th Street Dental Clinic in south Everett will soon host a new residency program to train dentists for an advanced education in general dentistry accreditation thanks to a sponsorship from Lutheran Medical Center in... more

By M.L. Dehm HBJ Freelance Writer | April 9

Contributed photo

Swedish/Edmonds opens new cancer center in south county

EDMONDS — Swedish Health Services opened a new outpatient cancer center at the Edmonds campus on April 1 in response to the growing need for medical oncology and infusion (chemotherapy) services in the south Snohomish and north... more

HBJ Staff | April 9

Annie Mulligan / For HBJ

Money man of medicine

EVERETT — These are interesting times to be in health care if you talk to Jerry Tillinger for a couple of hours.

The chief executive of Western Washington Medical Group is guiding... more

By Kurt Batdorf HBJ Editor | April 9

M.L. Dehm / For HBJ

Healthy workers are happy workers, gym finds

EVERETT — Peak Health and Fitness is working with local businesses to create company-sponsored wellness programs for their employees. It’s not a new service within the fitness... more

By M.L. Dehm HBJ Freelance Writer | March 27

Ankle arthritis can hobble workers late in career

EVERETT — People with severe ankle arthritis have lost the nearly frictionless cartilage surface that provides smooth gliding and rotation that allows the foot to rotate freely and painlessly.

While some forms of ankle... more

By Jeffrey C. Christensen, DPM Special to HBJ | March 27

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