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Medicare Open Enrollment is October 15-December 7
Medicare Annual Election Period, also known as Medicare Open Enrollment, is here for the 2022 coverage year! This means patients can change Medicare Advantage plans or Medicare prescription drug plans.…
Read MoreWomen’s Health for Every Woman
From adolescence through menopause and after, CHAS Health’s team is here to help patients facing access barriers to healthcare for women!
Read MoreHistory of Health Centers | NHCW 2020
Health Centers began as part of President Lyndon B. Johnson’s Great Society Program in 1966 and were first known as ‘neighborhood’ health centers. The program was developed to provide access…
Read MoreFriendly Faces in New Spaces
During COVID-19, a great number of CHAS Health staff found both their workplaces and roles transformed. With nonessential services suspended and many office visits converted to telephone or virtual visits,…
Read MoreMenopause
Menopause AKA The Climacteric, The Change of Life, or my favorite: MANopause. That’s right, fella’s, back away slowly… Throughout a woman’s life, hormones are constantly shifting and changing, rising, and…
Read MoreWelcome to Summer!
Helmets– Are highly recommended with all wheeled sports. You only have one head and need to protect that brain for many years to come. If you happen to get…
Read MorePreventing Pertussis or “Whooping Cough” in the newborn.
Pertussis, also called “Whooping Cough” is a bacterial infection that you or your baby can catch when an infected person coughs or sneezes. Infected droplets can travel through the…
Read MoreSpokane Urgent Care just got ridiculously convenient…
Check-In Online & Save Time! We are excited to announce an all-new feature at our Spokane Urgent Care locations: online check-in! Not only can you save your place in line, but…
Read MoreWho needs sleep?
What is the one thing we spend the most time doing? Sleeping! Sleeping is a very important part of our life and contributes to our health. Getting a good amount…
Read MoreWelcome to Cheney!
In the lungs of Spokane County sits an underestimated college town with a full-time residential population of around 12,000. During the school year, that number jumps up to a hefty…
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