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Aliya Wilson 6/5/26 Aliya Wilson 6/5/26

A Simple Call Helps Everyone Get Care

In this community, every medical appointment matters. When a patient does not show up and does not call, that time is often lost. A doctor, nurse, or health worker is ready to help, but the appointment goes unused. Please remember: if you cannot come, call.

Andrea Cook 6/5/26 Andrea Cook 6/5/26

June is PTSD Awareness Month

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, or PTSD, is something that can happen after a person goes through a very scary, dangerous, or upsetting event. If you feel like you need to talk to someone, you can call and schedule an appointment with one of our licensed trauma specialists; Daylen, Terri, or Ari at the Skokomish Wellness Center 360.426.5755.

Beth Burfiend 6/5/26 Beth Burfiend 6/5/26

Billing, Benefits & PRC June Community Reminder

June is a great time to review your health coverage and make sure your information is up to date! Our teams are here to help you with insurance questions, benefit renewals, medical bills, referrals, and PRC-related needs.

Desiree White 6/5/26 Desiree White 6/5/26

Caring for Someone with Alzheimer’s: Supporting Them While Caring for Yourself

Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s is one of the hardest and most meaningful roles a person can take on. Your patience, presence, and love matter more than you may realize. But you deserve care, too. By supporting yourself, you can continue to support your loved one with strength and compassion.

Lori Beckman 5/5/26 Lori Beckman 5/5/26

Long COVID

Many individuals who do not have complete resolution of their illness following the infection’s acute phase. Instead, they experience persistent, new, or reemerging COVID symptoms for weeks, months, or years. This condition is known as Long COVID and refers to the wide range of conditions that can follow SARS-CoV-2 infection.

Dr. Brandon LaDoux 5/5/26 Dr. Brandon LaDoux 5/5/26

Cracked Teeth

Cracked teeth and tooth roots are a common cause of pain and tooth loss. Pain with biting, tooth mobility, hot and cold sensitivity, and localized swelling can all be signs that a tooth has cracked. Learn more about cracked teeth and preventative measure you can take to keep your teeth intact and healthy.