For colorectal cancer, preventative screenings should be easy, affordable, and accessible but on average in Washington state, roughly 4 out of 10 commercially-insured individuals are not receiving these tests. That
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With new lens of equity, Alliance releases 2023 Community Checkup
Since 2008, the Washington Health Alliance has been reporting on the quality of care in our state, and we continue to endeavor to add impactful insights into the Community Checkup
Welcome from the new Executive Director, Drew Oliveira
Last month I became the new executive director of the Washington Health Alliance (WHA) after having supported the Alliance for years as a former Board member, physician participant, and health plan leader.
Join Us in Welcoming New Senior Marketing Communications Manager Nicholas Rondinone!
We are delighted to announce that Nicholas Rondinone is joining the Washington Health Alliance (Alliance) as our new Senior Marketing Communications Manager. Nicholas brings with him years of editing and
The Alliance Welcomes New Member Unite Us
Unite Us connects health and social care. Their team standardizes how health and social care providers communicate and track outcomes together. They align all stakeholders from healthcare, government, and the
The Alliance Welcomes New Members Hello Heart and Wellth
Hello Heart empowers people to understand and improve their heart health using mobile technology. Hello Heart is a clinically-based smartphone solution for patients to track, understand and improve their chronic
The Alliance Welcomes New Members 98point6 and North Central Accountable Community of Health
This month, we’re excited to welcome 98point6 and North Central Accountable Community of Health as the newest members of the Alliance. 98point6 Pioneering a New Approach to Primary Care 98point6
2019 Year In Review
The Washington Health Alliance is pleased to announce the release of our 2019 Annual Review.
Low-Value Health Care on Downward Trend in Washington State
Unprecedented report from Washington Health Alliance shows performance for 44 medical groups across the state. SEATTLE. Low-value services in Washington state’s health care system decreased from 2014 through 2017, according
Bloodworks Northwest and Foundation Medicine Join the Alliance
This month, we’re excited to welcome Bloodworks Northwest and Foundation Medicine Inc. as the newest members of the Alliance. About Bloodworks Northwest Bloodworks Northwest is an independent, non-profit organization harnessing
Helping employees find high-value health care
Value in health care means high quality and a good patient experience at a fair price. Purchasers have a big role to play in helping their employees and members get high-value