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Expanded services, less driving for vets. Work starts on new Tri-Cities VA clinic.
Work has started to build the Kennewick VA Clinic , a Tri-Cities clinic that will be 10 times larger than the current one in the Richland Federal Building and offer far more services. “The impact of this clinic is going to be measured far beyond concrete, brick and mortar,” said Luke Strozewski, acting regional operations officer for the Veterans Administration health service area that includes Washington state, at a ceremonial groundbreaking Thursday. “It’s going to be measured by healthier veterans, stronger families and lives that have been improved because the care is available right here in their community,” he said. The new VA clinic building will have about 100,000-square feet, more than 10 times the size of the clinic now in Richland. It will offer not only primary care for veterans but expand offerings to include pharmacy, prosthetics, laboratory services, dental, audiology, optometry, radiology, home-based primary care and support for homeless veterans, all in a modern medical setting. Just this week local VA officials also heard that funding had been made available to offer some specialized cardiology care in the Tri-Cities. The result will be fewer trips for veterans to the Jonathan Wainwright Memorial VA Medical Center in Walla Walla
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Lourdes plans $2.5M in renovations, equipment updates
Lourdes Health in Pasco is preparing to spend $2.5 million to renovate space and update equipment used to support its surgical operations. The hospital has applied for a building permit to demolish and improve just under 1,500 square feet of space in its Central Sterile Services department on the ground floor. That department sterilizes and provides surgical equipment and support to its six operating rooms and other surgical needs at the hospital.
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Trios Health Welcomes Jessica Morway, MSN, AGACNP-BC, RNFA, to General Surgery
Trios Health is pleased to announce that Jessica Morway, MSN, AGACNP-BC, RNFA, has joined Trios Medical Group as a General Surgery provider. Jessica will see patients at the Trios Southridge Care Center, 5th Floor clinic, located at 3730 Plaza Way in Kennewick. Jessica brings extensive experience in acute care, surgery,...
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Dana Lisenbey of Revel Medspa: Pioneering Patient-First Aesthetics in Washington
In the dynamic world of medical aesthetics, where trends ebb and flow, Dana Lisenbey stands out as a beacon of integrity and expertise. As the owner, founder, and medical director of Revel Medspa, serving the Tri-Cities area of Washington, Dana brings nearly two decades of medical experience and a decade in aesthetics to her practice. Serving the Tri-Cities area—Richland, Pasco, and Kennewick—Revel Medspa has rapidly become a trusted name, celebrated for its comprehensive services and unwavering commitment to patient well-being. Discover more about their innovative approach at Revel Medspa.
Washington State Standard
Amazon’s Walla Walla data center plan sparks tension between protesters, local officials
WALLA WALLA, Wash. — More than four hundred Washingtonians across 19 locations took to the streets Sunday to demand a statewide moratorium on data centers. In Walla Walla, where a $4.8 billion Amazon data center project is planned, the tension among opponents and local officials was palpable. “Some of you standing here today have been […]
The Center Square
New Kennewick clinic will expand health care services for veterans
(The Center Square) - A planned $35 million Veterans Affairs clinic in Kennewick is set to bring expanded medical services closer to thousands of veterans in the Tri-Cities and surrounding communities who currently travel to Walla Walla and other cities for care. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs selected a site in Kennewick’s Southridge area for a 124,000- to 130,000-square-foot outpatient clinic expected to employ as many as 250 people. Kristopher Dahir, executive director of the Columbia Basin Veterans Center told The Center Square that the Tri-Cities has needed a larger VA facility for years because of the number of veterans living in the region. “We have a population of 20,000 to 25,000 veterans,” Dahir said, referring to the Tri-Cities area. Within a 75-mile radius, he estimated the number could reach as many as 46,000. The property was purchased for $13.5 million, while construction is estimated to cost $35 million. The federal government previously included $48.2 million for the project in legislation passed in 2022. The VA selected JTW Development LLC to develop and lease the facility under a 20-year agreement valued at more than $209 million. Dahir said the funding came from a combination of sources but did not