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Columbia County Health System is seeking a Respiratory Therapy Dept Manager.
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We are hiring an Administrator for our new Assisted Living Facility- Rivers Walk.

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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
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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.
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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/
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Happy Thanksgiving Everyone! ...

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Join us Tuesday April 4th at the Columbia County Senior Center in Dayton Wa for a free Diabetes Education presentation by Ruth Yutzy, RN, BSN and Diabetes Specialist. #diabetes #diabetesmanagement #diabetesawareness#CommunitySupport ... See MoreSee Less
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We wanted to share with you that one of our community’s Patriarchs has passed away. Jack Otterson has served on the Hospital District’s board since 2004, but he was also one of the early founders of the Waitsburg ambulance service. Jack spent 46 years on the Waitsburg Ambulance Service Board of Directors with 20 of those as the board President. Jack did not limit his public service to just the hospital and Waitsburg Ambulance. His entire career and mission was one of service to his community having spent 31 years working for the Walla Walla County, District 2 Public Works Department, with 16 of those years as the manager. In 1997 Jack won a state award for Road Supervisor of the year. Jack also participated in several service groups spending over 25 years as a member of Eastern Star, and serving 30+ years on the Rainbow Advisory Board. It is very clear to anybody that has come into contact with Jack, that this incredible man lived his life performing acts of service for his friends, neighbors, and community. One particular event he remembers was the great flood of 1996, an event where sleep was limited, the crises was urgent, and his community needed him. Here is some archive pictures of the resulting damage: wallawalladrazanphotos.blogspot.com/2019/07/waitsburg-flood-of-1996-these-and-many.html. Jack graduated from Waitsburg High School in 1957, and he attended Eastern College after graduation. He was widely known as a star basketball player, but I’ve been told that he was very athletic and could play any sport well. Jack married his high school sweetheart, Nancy, on May 9th, 1959 enjoying 63 years of marriage. We had the honor of caring for Jack many times over the last few years and we were blessed to be able to care for him until he was called home on March 9th . He loved this hospital and staff and he advocated for the District many times over the decades. Jack had been looking forward to moving into River’s Walk, and bragged often how wonderful the facility turned out. He felt particularly attached to the new facility that he had a hand in creating. His family are grateful for the care provided, and wanted to pass along their appreciation for all that was done. They also expressed how important the District was to their father and that he cared deeply for everyone here.Shane A. McGuire, CEOColumbia County Health System ... See MoreSee Less
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Cancer Survivor Greg Lybeck explains why he chose Columbia County Health System in Dayton WA for his out patient Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. Lybecks radiation treatments left him with a golf ball size chronic wound in his mouth. On a feeding tube, unable to talk and losing weight, he made the drive to Dayton to meet our team, and everything changed! ##hyperbaricoxygentherapy #hyperbaric #cancersurvivor #cancertreatment #woundcare #heatlhcare #ColumbiaCountyHealthSystem #WeAreOneCCHSHealogics, LLC. ... See MoreSee Less
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Join us Tuesday April 4th at the Columbia County Senior Center in Dayton Wa for a free Diabetes Education presentation by Ruth Yutzy, RN, BSN and Diabetes Specialist. #diabetes #diabetesmanagement #diabetesawareness#CommunitySupport ... See MoreSee Less
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We wanted to share with you that one of our community’s Patriarchs has passed away. Jack Otterson has served on the Hospital District’s board since 2004, but he was also one of the early founders of the Waitsburg ambulance service. Jack spent 46 years on the Waitsburg Ambulance Service Board of Directors with 20 of those as the board President. Jack did not limit his public service to just the hospital and Waitsburg Ambulance. His entire career and mission was one of service to his community having spent 31 years working for the Walla Walla County, District 2 Public Works Department, with 16 of those years as the manager. In 1997 Jack won a state award for Road Supervisor of the year. Jack also participated in several service groups spending over 25 years as a member of Eastern Star, and serving 30+ years on the Rainbow Advisory Board. It is very clear to anybody that has come into contact with Jack, that this incredible man lived his life performing acts of service for his friends, neighbors, and community. One particular event he remembers was the great flood of 1996, an event where sleep was limited, the crises was urgent, and his community needed him. Here is some archive pictures of the resulting damage: wallawalladrazanphotos.blogspot.com/2019/07/waitsburg-flood-of-1996-these-and-many.html. Jack graduated from Waitsburg High School in 1957, and he attended Eastern College after graduation. He was widely known as a star basketball player, but I’ve been told that he was very athletic and could play any sport well. Jack married his high school sweetheart, Nancy, on May 9th, 1959 enjoying 63 years of marriage. We had the honor of caring for Jack many times over the last few years and we were blessed to be able to care for him until he was called home on March 9th . He loved this hospital and staff and he advocated for the District many times over the decades. Jack had been looking forward to moving into River’s Walk, and bragged often how wonderful the facility turned out. He felt particularly attached to the new facility that he had a hand in creating. His family are grateful for the care provided, and wanted to pass along their appreciation for all that was done. They also expressed how important the District was to their father and that he cared deeply for everyone here.Shane A. McGuire, CEOColumbia County Health System ... See MoreSee Less
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Cancer Survivor Greg Lybeck explains why he chose Columbia County Health System in Dayton WA for his out patient Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. Lybecks radiation treatments left him with a golf ball size chronic wound in his mouth. On a feeding tube, unable to talk and losing weight, he made the drive to Dayton to meet our team, and everything changed! ##hyperbaricoxygentherapy #hyperbaric #cancersurvivor #cancertreatment #woundcare #heatlhcare #ColumbiaCountyHealthSystem #WeAreOneCCHSHealogics, LLC. ... See MoreSee Less
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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.