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After the pandemic contributed to a sharp decline in yearly mammograms, Dr. April Phantana-angkool talks to New Day Northwest about the importance of these yearly exams.

Scott Waters, chief information and technology officer at Overlake Medical Center & Clinics, joins other IT leaders to stress the importance of a sound digital foundation and how IT evolved during the COVID-19 pandemic.

As wildfire season begins in Washington, Amy Markezich, MD, speaks to KOMO 4 News about the potential health risks associated with wildfire smoke.

KING 5 takes a closer look at the King County Vaccination Partnership-Redmond's approach to vaccinating the community.

KING 5 sits down with April Phantana-angkool, MD, to learn more about the drop in mammograms due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gordon Oakes, director of clinical support services, talks with the American Hospital Association about the King County Vaccination Partnership-Redmond site.

ENA Connection details the quick-thinking from a team of Overlake nurses and a physician in the emergency department the night a four-year-old was brought in after suffering an apparent stroke.

Overlake Medical Center & Clinics is pleased to announce 52 members of its medical staff have been named as “Top Doctors 2021” by Seattle Magazine in its May/June issue. All of the honored physicians have been nominated by their peers in the medical field.

Overlake Medical Center today announced that it has been named a recipient of the Healthgrades 2021 Patient Safety Excellence Award. This is the third year in a row that Overlake has achieved this award, and this year the hospital moved up to the top 5% for patient safety among all short-term acute care hospitals in the nation.