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When a student graduates from medical school, they are doctors, but they still need additional hands-on training for their specialty. This training, known as a residency, takes place at hospitals…
Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic is proud to introduce its newest addition to the mobile fleet: the Women’s Mobile Unit. This state-of-the-art vehicle is equipped with both a private exam…
“Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic is deeply committed to all the communities we serve, and we hold a special connection to Toppenish, Washington; the community where we were founded,” stated Christy Trotter, CEO of Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic.
When Diane Nelson Cooper and her husband Chris first signed up for Tomando Control de su Salud, they were looking for answers—tools to help manage their diabetes and take back…
Every year, millions of people risk losing their vision to a preventable condition. Diabetic retinopathy, a complication of diabetes that affects the eyes, is the leading cause of vision loss…
For Jesus Carrillo, the path to becoming a health care provider wasn’t just inspired by family—it was paved by it. He grew up just down the road from Mirasol Family…
HIGH-RISK PREGNANCY CARE NO LONGER AT RISKTwenty-five years ago, Dr. Roger Rowels looked to improve care for central Washington patients navigating high-risk pregnancies. He worked with a hospital system in…
Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic has assembled a multi-department project team to develop and implement a new Epic module called “Welcome.” The Welcome system will allow patients to use an…
Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic recently completed an Announced Intracycle Monitoring Survey conducted by the Joint Commission. The Joint Commission is responsible for setting standards, providing accreditation to health care…
Our providers are called to work in the nonprofit health care setting because of their commitment to our communities and their patients, but the threat of burnout is ever-present. Completing…