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Columbia County Health System is seeking a Respiratory Therapy Dept Manager.
You will have the opportunity to work with Hyperbaric Oxygen and Aquatic Therapy.
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We are hiring an Administrator for our new Assisted Living Facility- Rivers Walk.
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Do you like helping others and finding solutions? Then this may be for you.
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Feeling overwhelmed with your health?
Did you know Columbia County Health System offers a Chronic Care Management (CCM) program which is designed to provide you with a single point of contact for all of your healthcare needs?
With CCM, you will have an RN who is dedicated to coordinating your care and helping you navigate the health care system. This nurse will have direct access to both your Primary Care Provider and our Population Health ARNP, so any questions or concerns that you have can be addressed quickly and easily.
Sign up for CCM today by calling our office!
Becky Lynch, RN 509-382-3219
Dana Bertran, RN 509-382-3219
Don't Wait, Your Wound Won't! There's no referral required.
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Columbia County Health System (CCHS) NEW PROGRAM
Partners Improving Patient Health (PIPH)
Program assists patients and their families who suffer from:
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD)
Cardiovascular disease (CVD), including hypertension, history of heart attacks
Congestive heart failure (CHF)
We have assembled a team that will be working alongside other partners in the community to better manage these diseases.
If you are living with diabetes, you are more likely to develop hard-to-heal wounds on your lower legs, ankles, feet and toes. #NDAM #DiabetesAwareness
Click here to speak with a Wound Care Specialist today - https://cchd-wa.org/wound-care-center/
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!
Diabetes-related wounds are a leading cause of amputations. #NDAM #DiabetesAwarenes
Click here to speak with a Wound Care Specialist today - https://cchd-wa.org/wound-care-center/
Millions of Americans living with diabetes are also living with a chronic wound that won’t heal, which if untreated can lead to even more serious health outcomes like amputation. Fortunately, early detection and specialized care from a Wound Care Center can reduce healing times and significantly reduce the risk of amputation. #NDAM #DiabetesAwareness
Click here to speak with a Wound Care Specialist today - https://cchd-wa.org/wound-care-center/
One in four people living with diabetes will experience a diabetic foot ulcer. Learn about the steps you can take to reduce the risk of developing these chronic wounds. #NDAM #DiabetesAwareness
Click here to speak with a Wound Care Specialist today - https://cchd-wa.org/wound-care-center/
Columbia County Health System
Columbia County Health System
The nine worst-rated Washington nursing homes, according to the government. Take a look
www.thenewstribune.com
One Washington state care home had so many abuse issues that it didn’t even receive a rating.
Columbia County Health System
Columbia County Health System
The nine worst-rated Washington nursing homes, according to the government. Take a look
www.thenewstribune.com
One Washington state care home had so many abuse issues that it didn’t even receive a rating.
WA hospitals start cutting services as huge financial losses continue
Deficits continue to hit Washington hospitals hard, totaling more than $1.6 billion in the first nine months of 2023.
