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Psychiatry Consult Line now available for prescribers

The UW Psychiatric Consultation Line (PCL) is available to help prescribing providers, including those in community hospitals and emergency departments, in Washington seeking clinical advice about patients 18+ with mental health and/or substance use disorders.... Read More >>

Recent member news: 5/21/2020

Recent member news from May 21, 2020. ... Read More >>

HCA Responds to WSHA Letter Regarding COVID-19 Funding

On April 7, WSHA urged the Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA) to use the increase in the federal match rate from new COVID laws to increase payments to hospitals and providers caring for COVID-19 Medicaid patients. ... Read More >>

WSHA Launches “Need Care? Get Care” Media Campaign

WSHA launched a statewide “Need Care? Get Care” media campaign aimed at addressing the top two barriers to care – fear of catching COVID-19 and concern that providers are too busy with COVID-19 patients to take care of them. ... Read More >>

Governor Issues Proclamation on Non-urgent Procedures

On Monday, Governor Inslee issued a proclamation allowing resumption of non-urgent procedures. ... Read More >>

HHS Provides CARES Funding and Attestation FAQ

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently provided an updated set of Frequently Asked Questions regarding CARES act funding and related attestation requirements. ... Read More >>

Answers to Provider Billing and Payment Questions Related to COVID-19, Now includes Medicare and Uninsured Program Information

The Washington Healthcare Forum COVID-19 Work Group is compiling provider questions along with answers from commercial plans and Medicaid, including Medicaid managed care. ... Read More >>

Language Access Obligations and COVID-19-Related Resources

The purpose of this bulletin is to provide hospitals and health systems with resources to ensure effective communication between the facility and individuals, including patients, people eligible to become patients, and their companions who have limited English proficiency (LEP) and/or who have communication disabilities, such as being blind, deaf, hard of hearing, or deaf-blind. ... Read More >>

Washington hospitals launch campaign: Need Care? Get Care.

Health care providers are seeing an alarming trend of people delaying care for injuries and worrisome symptoms – sometimes leading to hospitalizations that could have been avoided with earlier care.... Read More >>

Acute Opioid Prescribing Reports coming next week

WSHA, in collaboration with the Washington State Medical Association (WSMA), Washington Department of Health, and the Health Care Authority will release the next round of the Acute Opioid Prescribing Reports next week.... Read More >>

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