Healthiest Next Generation Initiative
Every child deserves to grow up healthy. Recognizing that Washington's future depends on the health of our children, Governor Jay Inslee launched an initiative to join with families across the state in making our next generation the healthiest ever.
Panel recommends home visits, community trust efforts to reduce infant mortality
Inslee declares local public health emergency after identifying outbreak of measles
Gov. Jay Inslee declared a state of emergency today in all counties in response to more than two dozen confirmed cases of measles in our state.
Inslee's State of the State: Washington's Unwritten Chapter
Inslee announces public option legislation to promote health care for all
Net neutrality, orcas and more: the top stories of 2018 from the governor’s office
Strengthening the state’s response to the opioid crisis: Inslee’s plan builds on efforts to tackle public health emergency
Inslee statement on Affordable Care Act federal ruling
Gov. Jay Inslee issued a statement today in response to a federal court judge in Texas ruling that the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional due to a recent change in federal tax law.
Washington state receives $21.5 million to tackle opioid epidemic
Gov. Jay Inslee announced today that Washington will receive an additional $21.5 million to support state efforts to combat the opioid crisis.
Washington ranked the best state to work
ACA-based program gives high-risk patients better care, saves money
2017 legislative session produces major achievements for Washington
Wage increase for state nurses vital to addressing hiring challenges
Inslee statement on protecting Washington women from Trump gag rule
At a visit to the new Spokane Planned Parenthood clinic on Monday, Gov. Jay Inslee met with patients and providers to discuss Washington’s participation in the Title X program if the Trump Administration’s gag rule is finalized. Afterward, he released the following statement:
Washington awarded nearly $5 million in federal funds to help people affected by the opioid crisis find employment
Gov. Jay Inslee today announced nearly $5 million in new federal grant funds to help Washingtonians affected by opioid use disorder find employment.
Washington launches online tool that lets patients compare prices for medical procedures
Inslee and state legislators condemn Trump attacks on women’s health care
“President Trump’s plan to overhaul the Title X program is an outright assault on the health and autonomy of women across our country and goes against the will of the people who overwhelmingly support Title X.
Inslee announces 5-year plan to shift civil mental health out of big state hospitals in favor of smaller, community-based facilities
Inslee opposes federal proposal aimed at blocking benefits for immigrants
What are hubs and spokes and how can they help fight the opioid epidemic?
