The Truth About Pediatric Vaccines
Jun 26, 2026
Vaccine hesitancy is a common fear, and misinformation spreads quickly. Many parents today have never even seen the diseases their children are being vaccinated against. In this article, Dr. Kim Guida, a recently retired physician at Pullman Family...
Stroke Awareness and Care: An Exclusive Look at Pullman Regional's Stroke Program
Jun 26, 2026
Stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in the United States and the single leading cause of long-term disability. At Pullman Regional Hospital, a dedicated team works around the clock to make sure that when stroke strikes, help is quickly on the...
Don't Break a Leg: 5 Ways Athletic Trainers Assist Performing Artists
May 26, 2026
Athletic Trainers play a vital role in an athlete’s safety and success. They’re seen at daily practices carefully demonstrating proper technique, or on the sidelines during a game, ready at a moment’s notice to treat an injury. There’s no doubt of...
A Cooler Way to Treat Pain: Exploring Iovera Cryoneurolysis
May 5, 2026
For people living with chronic pain, finding lasting relief can feel like an endless search. A treatment called Iovera cryoneurolysis is offering new hope, and it is now available closer to home than many patients might realize. John Schirmer, a...
What's the Deal With Measles?
Mar 23, 2026
When you hear “Measles,” you probably think: “Measles? What is this, the 1800s?” or “Didn’t we get rid of that 25 years ago?” Measles, or rubeola, is a highly contagious disease that causes widespread rash and flu-like symptoms. Prior to 2025,...
The Power Behind the Care: How Pullman Regional's Maintenance Team Keeps the Lights On
Mar 17, 2026
At Pullman Regional Hospital, extraordinary patient care depends on something most people never see — the steady, reliable hum of the hospital’s infrastructure.