WAHA News e-newsletter archive
Bellingham Herald
Some things you should know about health care reform law – June 2010
Time to engage thoughtfully on needed health care reform – Aug. 2009
Small businesses support some kind of health care reform – July 2009
Fair and equitable health care system is needed – July 2009
Lynch named Whatcom Medical Society president for 2009; Zoro Reappointed to WWU Board – Feb. 2009
Health care coverage for state’s children expanding – Sep. 2008
Kids’ health coverage expanding – June 2007
New hospital leader takes important role – Apr. 2007
Project provides needed health care for uninsured – Feb. 2007
Doctors to treat many uninsured in county for free – Feb. 2007
Local doctors taking more Medicare patients – Dec. 2006
Doctors sought for area – Nov. 2006
Drug plans to be renewed soon – Sep. 2006
Schools help make sure kids have health insurance – Sep. 2006
Ferndale schools’ health initiative worth imitating – Apr. 2006
Nonprofit, Ferndale schools join to find kids health care coverage – Apr. 2006
Retirement doesn’t slow this volunteer – Mar. 2006
Volunteers learn about health insurance, how to advise others – Feb. 2006
Alliance for Healthcare Access takes action – Dec. 2005
Q & A: Making sense of Medicare’s new drug plan – Nov. 2005
Group Ensures Medical Care for Needy - Sep. 2005
Project Access a step to broader care - Sep. 2005
Community group seeks solutions – June 2005
Uninsured problem plagues health care – June 2005
St. Joseph Hospital Health Today
Local Volunteers Answer Health Insurance Questions (p. 2), You Have Options No Matter What (p.4) – Winter 2006
Whatcom County Business Pulse
The Health Care System’s “Perfect Storm”
Health Savings Accounts…A Potential Health Insurance Option for Small Employers
Advocating Nationally, Acting Locally….The Need For Local Solutions to Healthcare Access
Comprehensive Bipartisan Action is Needed for Medical Malpractice Reform
Preserving Private Medical Practice Involvement in Community Safety Net Care
Is the Medical Malpractice Crisis Real? It is in Whatcom County!
A Community Response to the Crisis of Eroding Health Care Access
Olympian
Health program ‘a bright light – May 2006