The Health Care Authority (HCA) is rich with stories. Stories of Apple Health clients and providers, PEBB members, tribal members, industry experts, and health care leaders around the state.
We also have a few stories from right here at home with our HCA employees—folks dedicated to working hard, improving the well-being of their Washington neighbors, and having a little fun on occasion!
HCA’s IT and customer service leadership describes the importance of customer-centered systems
HCA’s Sue Green receives Governor’s Lifesaving Award.
Apple Health customer services team works together to help client access dental services.
"Through the tuition reimbursement program offered at HCA, my master’s degree tuition was paid in full."
"My goal while we’re here in Washington is to eventually find full-time employment with the state, and one day become a dentist."
Teamwork and spirit makes great things happen.
A heartfelt thanks for all you do!
Julie Liles, located in Shelton, shares with us the work she does and why it's important to her.
Sue Birch talks about her background as a nurse, her home state of Colorado, and what motivated her to make the move to Washington to become HCA's Director.
Mareco Smith and Denise Christiansen share how skills earned in military service translate to their positions at HCA.
Our Medical Eligibility Determination Services customer service team helps people get signed up for Apple Health (Medicaid) free or low-cost health coverage when they need it most. Some of our staff share their stories about helping people.
Deborah Morris (center) shares her story about how she came to be a graphic designer at HCA.
Stefanie Zier shares her experience participating in the HCA Infants at the Workplace Program with her son, Finn.
HCA celebrates the culture and heritage of its employees with an "Around the World at HCA" celebration, where employees brought in folk art and traditional food from their native countries.
Libbi Watson shares her experience about working at HCA with a disability.
