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Full text: Swedish hospital, Dr. Johnny Delashaw comment on Seattle Times...
The following is an email response from Swedish hospital to The Seattle Times’ “Quantity of Care” investigation by reporters Mike Baker and Justin Mayo: “Since our beginning, Swedish has always been...
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A lost voice: Surgery was supposed to mean a better life for Talia. But...
After enduring years of painful headaches and injuries, Talia Goldenberg — a lively, uninhibited artist — was ready for surgery to help stabilize her flexible spine.
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Quantity of Care: About our data analysis
For the “Quantity of Care” investigation, The Seattle Times used several databases. Two were particularly important: One was the National Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES), which supplies a...
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Records here dispute Treasury nominee’s denial of mortgage-crisis ‘robo-signing’
A bank run by Steven Mnuchin, President Trump’s pick for Treasury secretary, engaged in ethically questionable foreclosure practices in Washington state, including “robo-signing” of documents, records...
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Falsified papers, sloppy work led FAA to fine Boeing
Documents released to The Seattle Times by the FAA concerning a 2015 settlement with Boeing reveal a pattern of quality issues in aircraft production.
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‘Quantity of Care’ Q&A: Have questions for our reporters? Join the conversation
Have questions about our "Quantity of Care" investigation into business practices in the health-care industry? Get answers from our reporters in a Q&A on Wednesday.
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Port of Seattle executives who rolled out $4.8M bonus program all got big...
Dozens of executives received more than $10,000 apiece in bonuses on top of annual salaries of more than $150,000 each.
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‘Quantity of Care’ Reddit AMA: Our investigative reporters answer your questions
Our reporters answer questions about The Times' "Quantity of Care" investigation into business practices in the health-care industry.
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State regulators investigating Swedish’s Cherry Hill hospital, top surgeon
Regulators have launched a new investigation into Swedish’s Cherry Hill hospital in response to a Seattle Times report.
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Swedish CEO resigns in wake of Seattle Times investigation
Swedish Health Services CEO Tony Armada has resigned, days after a Seattle Times investigation examined turmoil and troubles inside Swedish’s premier neurosurgery institute.
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Sound Transit uses inflated car values to collect higher tab fees
Sound Transit says used cars are worth more than they actually are. That’s one reason why some people have been shocked by higher car-tab fees being collected for transit expansion approved by voters...
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Seattle promised a manual for traffic meltdowns after fish-truck crash, but...
Nineteen months after Seattle promised a written policy manual for dealing with major traffic incidents, the city has not yet completed that manual.
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Top neurosurgeon Johnny Delashaw resigns from Swedish
Dr. Johnny Delashaw resigned less than three weeks after he was prominently featured in a Seattle Times investigation.
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UW women’s rowing-team numbers inflated, avoiding Title IX scrutiny
Despite students never trying out for women’s rowing, the UW counted them on the team in its report to the Department of Education for several years.
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Judge rules UW violated public-records law in redacting malpractice settlements
A King County judge ruled The Seattle Times is entitled to recover legal costs and can seek monetary penalties against the university for the violations.
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Swedish CEO: It’s my job to restore trust
Swedish Health’s interim CEO Guy Hudson spoke with The Seattle Times on Friday about issues raised in a Times investigation and where Swedish is headed next.
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Sound Transit CEO Peter Rogoff to host fundraiser for ex-chairman Dow...
The event is planned for March 23 at Rogoff’s Queen Anne Hill home after normal office hours and to include other transportation leaders.
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U.S. Attorney’s Office launches investigation of Swedish neurosurgery unit
Swedish CEO Guy Hudson wrote in a memo to staff members Wednesday that the U.S. Attorney’s Office is now among the agencies reviewing practices at the institute, based at the Cherry Hill campus in...
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Sound Transit CEO backtracks on hosting Dow Constantine fundraiser
The event might have breached two clauses in the transit agency’s code of ethics.
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Providence CEO Rod Hochman apologizes for troubles at Swedish
In a message to the community, Dr. Rod Hochman writes: “You deserved better from us — and from me.”
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