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The Lewiston Tribune’s year-long effort to shine a spotlight on the organizations and their people who contribute so much to the economic vitality of the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley is rolling on.

Two Idaho physician groups that are among the longest-term partners in Regence BlueShield of Idaho’s Total Cost of Care program are, once again, showing strong results.

Today, Regence BlueShield of Idaho announced Sean Robbins as the new president. Robbins has served since 2016 as senior vice president of public affairs and policy at Cambia Health Solutions.

Publishers of the Lewiston Tribune are continuing their year-long focus on the employees and community contributions of local businesses and the expansive range of products and services they offer.

By embracing the notion of buying locally, consumers can be part of an effort to see that their community and the businesses who call it home thrive into the future.

Regence joined an elite group of sponsors at this year’s Answer2Cancer (A2C) event on Saturday, April 7th, a patient education summit that was planned by cancer patients for cancer patients and their care partners. With over 270 in attendance, the event featured opportunities for people to share research, ideas and how they’ve overcome challenges.

Regence recently celebrated the remarkable people on the front lines helping our members navigate their health journeys through the Annual Service Hero Awards. T

At the Willow Center for Grieving Children, children and their families find support when they are grieving the loss of a loved one. Angie Blewett, Director of Claims Services, in Lewiston, Idaho, was asked to join the board at the Willow Center because of her long-standing commitment to helping children in Lewiston.

This post is part of a series that highlights Regence’s unique Executive Board Placement program, which works to match company employees with nonprofit organizations looking to grow their board of directors.

Regence BlueShield of Idaho paid $370 million in medical care for its fully insured members in 2017, or $3,476 per member, according to unaudited figures filed March 1 with the Idaho Department of Insurance.