Book a Time to Pick Out Your Glasses
You can now book an appointment at Confluence Health Optical. That means a time that’s set aside just for you to browse frames, get fitted and place your order—all in one sitting (and no standing in line!).
You can now book an appointment at Confluence Health Optical. That means a time that’s set aside just for you to browse frames, get fitted and place your order—all in one sitting (and no standing in line!).
The morning of the 2026 Apple Blossom Run was bright and sunny – filled with the busy comings and goings of race sign-ups along with a faint whiff of a bustling diner from the nearby Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast – and Evelyn Hammond was ready to race, even if she’d be using walking sticks. “In 2018,…
U.S. Representative Dr. Kim Schrier (Washington, District 8) recently met with members of the Confluence Health cancer care team, cancer researchers, and survivors—all with connections to the local EASE (Exercise and Survivorship Education) Cancer Foundation—to discuss the impact of cancer rehab and hopes that this vital care can be made more accessible.
We’re excited to welcome you to the new Confluence Health website, designed to make finding care and important information simpler, faster, and more convenient. While the website has a fresh new look, all of the information you rely on is still here; it may just be in a new location. We’ve reorganized the site with you in mind to make it easier to access the most…
This spring, our community showed up in powerful ways. From the energy of the Apple Blossom Run to the family-focused “Be Well, Stay Well—Día del Niño” health fair, these events highlight what’s possible when we work together. Explore highlights from each event below and see the impact for yourself. The 2026 Apple Blossom Run once…
On April 26, 2026, more than 350 community members gathered at Methow Park in Wenatchee for the 5th annual “Be Well, Stay Well—Día del Niño” Community Health Fair—a vibrant, family-centered event focused on promoting health, wellness and connection across the region. The event was proudly hosted by Confluence Health in partnership with Parque Padrinos and…
The Apple Blossom Run continues to show just how powerful community can be when we come together around health, inclusivity and connection. Year after year, this beloved event brings individuals, families and organizations together with a shared goal: supporting wellness and strengthening access to care across our region. In 2026, that collective energy reached new…
Once again, Confluence Health is proud to offer the CSI Camp (Confluence Student Interns) for local teens ages 14–15 who are interested in learning about healthcare careers. Through interactive, hands-on experiences, students will explore the many opportunities healthcare has to offer. Along with learning medical skills (measuring blood pressure, performing CPR, donning gloves/gowns/masks, and more),…
The Dorothy platform introduction brings home health and hospice care onto Epic, the same electronic health record system used throughout Confluence Health, which includes the patient portal known as MyChart. This integration helps ensure care teams have a more complete, connected view of each patient’s health which supports safer, more seamless care during some of…
Okanogan County is one of Washington’s most expansive and scenic regions—defined by sweeping wilderness, tight knit communities, and a deep commitment to rural healthcare. Confluence Health’s clinics in Brewster, Methow Valley, Oroville, Tonasket, and Omak anchor that commitment, providing essential access to care across a geographically vast area where proximity matters deeply to patients and…
Confluence Health is proud to share the story of an oncology patient from Omak whose journey through cancer treatment reflects the courage, resilience, and determination present throughout the region. Her experience underscores the critical importance of personalized care close to home and the strong partnership between patients, families, and care teams. From diagnosis to recovery,…
Moses Lake’s new radiation therapy center removes major barriers for cancer patients by offering treatment locally, reducing travel and stress. The facility was funded through a $3.5 million community-driven campaign led by Confluence Health Foundation and Columbia Basin Cancer Foundation. The facility is equipped with cutting edge technology designed to deliver highly precise, safe, and…