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Yesterday’s verdict convicting a former police officer in the murder of George Floyd is a pivotal moment in our country’s journey toward accountability and racial justice. But it is only a beginning.

Overlake Medical Center nurse manager, Brandy Slade, and Chief Medical Officer David Knoepfler, MD, speak to The Seattle Times about vaccine hesitancy and how they are encouraging people to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

Congresswoman Suzan DelBene tours the King County Vaccination Partnership-Redmond site, a joint COVID-19 vaccination partnership between Overlake Medical Center, EvergreenHealth and Microsoft.

For many years, Washington Urology Associates has provided excellent and dedicated subspecialty urologic care to the East Puget Sound community. With Overlake’s acquisition of Washington Urology Associates, the joint goals of both organizations will be realized in providing high-quality, cutting-edge and comprehensive care to the Eastside community.

Once at the center of the nation's first major COVID-19 outbreak, Eric Shipley, MD, Overlake's Emergency Department director now feels "optimistic" after stretch of zero COVID patients in-house.

A local woman celebrates her 100th birthday by receiving her second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at Overlake Medical Center.

KIRO 7's Linzi Sheldon takes a closer look at COVID-19 antibody treatments and why it's not widely being used in Washington state despite patients raving about the treatment. She spoke with two patients on how the antibody treatment was successful after being diagnosed with COVID-19.

It is with great excitement to announce the opening of our new, beautiful Childbirth Center. We are thrilled to offer a space that is warm, spacious and family-centered. Designed with comfort in mind, there are thoughtful touches in every area, from start to finish.

As part of our mission to provide compassionate care for every life we touch, Overlake is committed to keeping our community healthy, including safely and efficiently vaccinating as many eligible members of our community as possible.