Confluence Health has been recognized as a leader in addressing the complex healthcare needs of pregnant people with substance use disorders, earning certification as a Center of Excellence for Perinatal Substance Use from the Washington State Department of Health, Washington State Hospital Association and Washington State Health Care Authority.
Fourteen local high school students explored healthcare careers through hands-on learning and mentorship during Confluence Health’s 2026 CSI Camp, a collaborative program designed to inspire the next generation of healthcare professionals in North Central Washington.
Confluence Health has named Dr. Katie Peterson as its new chief medical officer, bringing experienced physician leadership to support quality, safety, and patient care across North Central Washington.
Confluence Health Hospital has received the American Heart Association’s “Stroke Gold Plus” quality achievement award for its commitment to ensuring people experiencing stroke receive timely, appropriate treatment based on nationally recognized, research-based guidelines. In addition, Confluence Health was recognized with other AHA awards for CPR and resuscitation, including “Target: Stroke Honor Roll Elite,” “Target: Type 2 Diabetes Honor Roll,” “Resuscitation: Target CPR” and “Resuscitation: Bronze.”
