Aging Mastery Program
Coffee Club
Join us for some social time to reconnect with friends during this time of isolation and social distancing. Bring your cup and hop on over to our monthly Zoom call! These occur on the 2nd and 4th Friday of every month. Call (509) 336-7404 to request the link.
Health Education Art
Health Education Art or H.E.ART is a community health & wellness partnership between Pullman Regional Hospital’s Center for Learning & Innovation (PRH/CLI) & WSU’s Children Center (WSU-CC). HEART’s goal is helping children understand and process the COVID-19 pandemic through art by providing children with a vehicle to help them adapt to change and engage in learning and express themselves when they can’t find the words.
The photos below feature a variety of projects, including Petri Dish Creations, Citizen Scientist Observation Art, and Masterpieces of Mother Nature.
This gallery features artwork that is all about emotions, self-care, caring for others, and things we can do to relax or calm ourselves.
Health Tech Talks
- Keri Jones, Speech Language Pathologist, discusses how telemedicine has enhanced the speech therapy process
- Karly Port, Executive Director of Pullman Regional Hospital Clinic Network talks about addressing rural healthcare needs with telemedicine
- Joyce Marshall, Director of Nutrition Therapy, talks about how innovation has impacted Nutrition Therapy services.
- Hannah Kimball, Corporate Compliance, HIPAA & Safety Coordinator, discusses MARTTI, an on-demand interpretation service to help providers communicate effectively with patients who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have limited English proficiency.
- Melissa Francik, Registered Nutrition Dietitian and Health & Wellness Coach talks about health and wellness apps and how to choose the best one for you.
Jean's Reads and Recommendations
Join 28-year Pullman Regional Hospital volunteer Jean Pedersen and the National Network of Libraries of Medicine Book Club as they explore health and social issues via literature. Each month Jean will read and review one of the NNLM's recommended books. Read along and tell us what you think!
January 2021 - “Hey, Kiddo” by Jarrett J. Krosoczka and “Blackout: Remembering the Things I Drank to Forget” by Sarah Hepola.
February 2021 - "The Curious Heart of Ailsa Rae" by Stephanie Butland and "The Open Heart Club" by Gabriel Brownstein
March 2021 - "In Defense of Food" by Michael Pollan and "Delicious!" A Novel by Ruth Reichi
April 2021 - "The Crowd & the Cosmos, Adventures in the Zooniverse" by Chris Linott and "The Field Guide to Citizen Science: How You Can Contribute to Scientific Research and Make a Difference" By Cavalier, Hoffman, Cooper
The Health Podcast & Blog
We have a robust library of health resources to help you live your healthiest life.
Women's Wellness Wednesdays
- September 2020 - Katie Hryniewicz, M.D. - 10 Tips to Cope with Back to School Distance Learning
- October 2020- Laura Rehwaldt, MA, LMHC. - How to Positively Measure Our Health and Quality of Life
- November 2020 - Carrie Coen, DPT. - Joy of Living Passionately & Defining Personal Wellness
- December 2020 - Chanel Drucker, Dietetic Intern for Nutrition Therapy Services - Nutrition and Immunity
- January 2021 - Jessica Rivers, Advance Care Planning Coordinator - Living Well Means Being Prepared
- February - Dr. Gerald Early - The Heart of the Matter: Cardiovascular Disease
- March - Wild at Art of Moscow: Health and Healing