Local Medical Residency Program Celebrates 20th Anniversary Central WA Family Medicine Residency celebrates 20 years of service to the community YAKIMA, WA – Central Washington Family Medicine Residency (CWFM-R), a not-for-profit healthcare physician residency...
By its very nature, the Affordable Care Act will increase demand for doctors. An estimated 30,000 Yakima Valley residents who don’t have insurance will receive coverage once the act fully goes into effect, and it’s safe to assume that many will take advantage of newly...
With projections for a continued primary care shortage — especially with the upcoming expansion of patients with new access to health care — established providers are growing more worried about who’s going to train new primary care doctors. Residency programs that...
By Eugene Buenaventura. Published Thursday, March 28th, 2013 For the past week, Alexa Celerian and a group of students from the University of Washington have spent their spring break at the Community Health of Central Washington, shadowing doctors. Celerian is a...
Featured in the: yakimaherald.com Poverty, poor choices and not enough doctors. That sums up why Yakima County struggles so much to improve its health, said Dr. Mike Maples, responding to Wednesday’s release of a national report that gave the county low grades...
By Eugene Buenaventura. Published Thursday, March 28th, 2013 KAPP TV – view article For the past week, Alexa Celerian and a group of students from the University of Washington have spent their spring break at the Community Health of Central Washington, shadowing...
