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February is Children’s Dental Health Month, so what a perfect time to review the best ways to care for your child’s teeth! Use these tips to help keep their smile bright…

A healthcare professional sits and speaks with a patient who is seated on an exam table in a medical exam room.

January is Cervical Health Awareness Month. This month helps remind people to learn about cervical cancer, how to prevent it, and why regular reproductive healthcare matters. Why Cervical Health Matters…

CHAS Health honored individuals who died while living without a home during two memorial events, in Spokane, Washington, and Lewiston, Idaho. This annual tradition brings together local community partners and…

CHAS Health will honor individuals who died while living without a home this year at two memorial events. This annual tradition brings together local community partners and those committed to…

GivingTuesday is a global movement that celebrates generosity and the power of individuals and organizations to strengthen their communities and the world. We invite you to join us in supporting…

Multiple Foundations Invest in Student Wellness At CHAS Health’s School-Based Health Centers (SBHCs), care goes beyond checkups and prescriptions to meet students where they are with compassion and dignity. For…

A single‑story gray building labeled “CHAS Behavioral Health Center” sits along a wide street under a blue sky with scattered clouds. A white pickup truck is parked in front near marked parking spaces, and there are trees and neighboring houses in the background.

You can walk into either of our CHAS Behavioral Health Centers (CBHC) locations in Spokane or Lewiston for Behavioral Health and Substance Use Assessments, no appointment needed. Same-Day Access is…

A person sits beside a child who is lying on a couch under a blanket. The person holds a phone to their ear with one hand and places the other hand on the child’s forehead, as if checking for a fever. A pillow and a light knit blanket surround the child.

Pertussis, often called whooping cough, is an illness caused by a bacterial infection. While anyone can get it, babies are especially at risk because their airways are so small. Sadly, the…

Group photo of Gesa Credit Union and CHAS Health Foundation representatives holding a large sign recognizing a $75,000 multi‑year donation to the CHAS Health Foundation Employee Emergency Fund for 2025–2027, standing together indoors beneath wall text reading “Respect for Human Dignity.”

Gesa Credit Union’s Commitment to CHAS Health Staff At CHAS Health, our employees are the heartbeat of our mission, showing up every day to care for more than 122,000 patients…

Open enrollment for Affordable Care Act (ACA) Marketplace plans is now open! If you buy health insurance through Washington Healthplanfinder, here’s what you need to know: What’s Changing with Insurance…