Stemilt Growers celebrates 5th anniversary of health clinic

Wenatchee, Wash.-based Stemilt Growers and its local healthcare provider are celebrating the fifth anniversary of the Stemilt Family Clinic.

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Wenatchee, Wash.-based Stemilt Growers and its local healthcare provider are celebrating the fifth anniversary of the Stemilt Family Clinic.

Stemilt partners with Confluence Health to offer employees, spouses and dependents an on-site, free clinic for primary care needs and pharmacy services, according to a news release.

“Putting our health first via the Stemilt Family Clinic helps our teams work together to achieve our mission,” West Mathison, president of Stemilt Growers, said in the release. “It’s evolved quickly in five years and is a wonderful and convenient resource our team members and their family utilize. Confluence Health’s involvement is instrumental, and Stemilt is grateful for this partnership.”

The Stemilt Family Clinic sees an avereage of 24-27 patients a day, or more 5,000 visits in a year, according to the release.

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