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February 16-20Updated Curbside-pickup senior menu. Please be sure to call at least one day in advance to reserve your me...
02/13/2026

February 16-20
Updated Curbside-pickup senior menu. Please be sure to call at least one day in advance to reserve your meal, 360-496-5112, ext. 3552.

Sepsis happens when an infection gets out of control. How much do you know? Find out with this quick quiz:
02/13/2026

Sepsis happens when an infection gets out of control. How much do you know? Find out with this quick quiz:

Who is at risk and how can you prevent it? (2 min. read)

Seeing shocking images or violent events in the news or online can cause symptoms from sleepless nights to headaches.
02/13/2026

Seeing shocking images or violent events in the news or online can cause symptoms from sleepless nights to headaches.

These seven strategies can help. (3 min. read)

Everyone should know how to perform CPR.
02/12/2026

Everyone should know how to perform CPR.

Some vaccine-preventable infections may increase the risk of heart problems. Here's what to know to help you stay protec...
02/12/2026

Some vaccine-preventable infections may increase the risk of heart problems. Here's what to know to help you stay protected.

Read this for your heart's sake. (4 min. read)

Sepsis can be deadly. Do you know the signs?
02/11/2026

Sepsis can be deadly. Do you know the signs?

Learn the signs of sepsis and why it's an emergency.

Cough. Fatigue. Nausea. The warning signs of heart failure might not be what you’d expect.
02/10/2026

Cough. Fatigue. Nausea. The warning signs of heart failure might not be what you’d expect.

If you have these symptoms, see your doctor. (2 min. read)

If someone’s airway is blocked, they need help right away. That’s why it’s important to know how to respond when someone...
02/09/2026

If someone’s airway is blocked, they need help right away. That’s why it’s important to know how to respond when someone shows signs of choking—and how recommendations have changed.

The new guidelines are easy to remember. (3 min. read)

Healthcare workers get sick too.🤒 Unfortunately, we have to close the Rapid Care Clinic to let an ailing staff member go...
02/08/2026

Healthcare workers get sick too.🤒 Unfortunately, we have to close the Rapid Care Clinic to let an ailing staff member go home. We are very sorry for the inconvenience. We will be back at 9 a.m. on Monday morning.

Next blood drive is Monday, February 16!bloodworksNW.org/giveblood
02/07/2026

Next blood drive is Monday, February 16!

bloodworksNW.org/giveblood

Forget fad diets. Here’s what a cancer-protective diet really looks like.
02/07/2026

Forget fad diets. Here’s what a cancer-protective diet really looks like.

Healthy eating may help curb cancer risk. (4 min. read)

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