Health Care

From his office in Olympia, Dan Murphy is watching Washington age. As director of strategic planning in Washington’s Aging and

MOST of us have pretty strong opinions about who we share a bedroom and bathroom with, what time we get

No one at the hospital noticed that Tina Bell-Jackman was dying. On the night of June 26, 2007, Ms. Bell-Jackman

Some of the most worrisome reports about Select Medical’s hospitalsare largely hidden from the public. Inspectors from state health departments regularly

Q & A with the state’s Ombudsman for Long-Term Care Louise Ryan, the Washington State Long-Term Care Ombudsman, is an

Exploiting the aged and frail in Washington’s adult family Homes – Three part Series by the Seattle Times Hospitals care

Attorney Stephen Bough’s client owes Medicare several thousand dollars and is anxious to pay, if only Bough knew how much.