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List of hospitals in Washington (state)

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This is alist of hospitals in theU.S. state ofWashington, sorted by city andhospital name.

The first hospital in the modern-day state of Washington was established atFort Vancouver in 1858, servingfur traders and local indigenous people.[1]

Hospitals

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HospitalCityCountyHospital bedsTrauma designation (adult)Trauma (pediatric)AffiliationFounded
Arbor Health (formerly Morton General Hospital)MortonLewis25V[2]Washington Rural Health Collaborative1937[3]
Astria Sunnyside Hospital[4]SunnysideYakima25IV[2]Astria
Astria Toppenish Hospital[4]ToppenishYakima63IV[2]Astria1951
Capital Medical CenterOlympiaThurston110IVMultiCare Health[5]1985[6]
Cascade Medical CenterLeavenworthChelan17V
Cascade Valley HospitalArlingtonSnohomish48IVSkagit Regional Health1901[7]
Columbia Basin HospitalEphrataGrant50VNorthwest Rural Health Network1950
Confluence Health Hospital, Central Campus (formerly Central Washington Hospital)WenatcheeChelan206III[2]III[2]Confluence Health
Coulee Medical CenterGrand CouleeGrant25IVNorthwest Rural Health Network1934
Dayton General HospitalDaytonColumbia25VNorthwest Rural Health Network
East Adams Rural HealthcareRitzvilleAdams20V[2]Northwest Rural Health Network
EvergreenHealth Medical CenterKirklandKing318III[2]EvergreenHealth
EvergreenHealth MonroeMonroeSnohomish112IV[2]EvergreenHealth
Ferry County Memorial HospitalRepublicFerry25VNorthwest Rural Health Network
Forks Community HospitalForksClallam35IVWashington Rural Health Collaborative
Garfield County Public HospitalPomeroyGarfield25VNorthwest Rural Health Network
Grays Harbor Community HospitalAberdeenGrays Harbor70III[8]Harbor Medical Group1959
Harborview Medical CenterSeattleKing413I[2]I[2]UW Medicine1877
Island HospitalAnacortesSkagit43III[2]Washington Rural Health Collaborative1962
Jefferson Healthcare HospitalPort TownsendJefferson25IVWashington Rural Health Collaborative1890
Kadlec Regional Medical CenterRichlandBenton270IIIKadlec
Kaiser Permanente Capitol HillSeattleKing18KaiserformerlyGroup Health Cooperative Central Hospital
Kindred Hospital Seattle - First HillSeattleKing50Kindred HealthcareLTACH
Kindred Hospital Seattle - North GateSeattleKing30Kindred HealthcareLTACH
Kittitas Valley Healthcare[9]EllensburgKittitas25IVFormerly Kittitas Valley Community Hospital1964
Klickitat Valley HealthGoldendaleKlickitat17IVWashington Rural Health Collaborative
Lake Chelan Community HospitalChelanChelan24IVLCCHC
Legacy Salmon Creek HospitalVancouverClark194Legacy Health2005[10]
Lincoln HospitalDavenportLincoln25VNorthwest Rural Health Network1961[11]
Lourdes Counseling CenterRichlandBenton32LifePoint Health[5]
Lourdes Medical CenterPascoFranklin25IVLifePoint Health[5]
Madigan Army Medical CenterTacomaPierce205IIMilitary Health System1944
Mary Bridge Children's HospitalTacomaPierce72II[2]MultiCare Health[12]1955
Mason General HospitalSheltonMason25IVWashington Rural Health Collaborative
Mid-Valley HospitalOmakOkanogan30IV1963
MultiCare Allenmore HospitalTacomaPierce130IV[2]MultiCare Health
MultiCare Auburn Medical CenterAuburnKing162III[2]MultiCare Health1921[13]
MultiCare CovingtonCovingtonKing58MultiCare Health2018[14]
MultiCare Deaconess HospitalSpokaneSpokane307III[2]MultiCare Health
MultiCare Good Samaritan HospitalPuyallupPierce275III[2]MultiCare Health
MultiCare Tacoma General HospitalTacomaPierce437II[2]MultiCare Health1882
MultiCare Valley HospitalSpokane ValleySpokane123III[2]MultiCare Health
Naval Hospital BremertonBremertonKitsap40Military Health System
Newport Community HospitalNewportPend Oreille75IVWashington Rural Health Collaborative & Northwest Rural Health Network
North Valley HospitalTonasketOkanogan25IV
Northwest HospitalSeattleKing281IV[2]UW Medicine1960
Ocean Beach HospitalIlwacoPacific15IVWashington Rural Health Collaborative1934
Odessa Memorial Healthcare CenterOdessaLincoln48VNorthwest Rural Health Network
Olympic Memorial HospitalPort AngelesClallam126III1951
Othello Community HospitalOthelloAdams25VNorthwest Rural Health Network1958
Overlake Hospital Medical CenterBellevueKing347III[2]1960
PeaceHealth Peace Island HospitalFriday HarborSan Juan10PeaceHealth (Catholic)
PeaceHealth St. John Medical CenterLongviewCowlitz193III[2]PeaceHealth (Catholic)
PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical CenterBellinghamWhatcom253II[2]PeaceHealth (Catholic)
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical CenterVancouverClark450II[2]II[2]PeaceHealth (Catholic)1858
PeaceHealth United General Medical CenterSedro-WoolleySkagit25IV[2]PeaceHealth (Catholic)[15]
Prosser Memorial HospitalProsserBenton25IV[2]Washington Rural Health Collaborative
Providence Centralia HospitalCentraliaLewis133IV[2]Providence Health (Catholic)
Providence Holy Family HospitalSpokaneSpokane272IIIIII[2]Providence Health (Catholic)
Providence Mount Carmel HospitalColvilleStevens25IV[2]Providence Health (Catholic)
Providence Regional Medical Center EverettEverettSnohomish468II[2]III[2]Providence Health (Catholic)1994
Providence Sacred Heart Medical CenterSpokaneSpokane644II[2]II[2]Providence Health (Catholic)1856
Providence St. Joseph's HospitalChewelahStevens70IV[2]Providence Health (Catholic)
Providence St. Mary Medical CenterWalla WallaWalla Walla87III[2]Providence Health (Catholic)
Providence St. Peter HospitalOlympiaThurston372III[2]Providence Health (Catholic)1887
Pullman Regional HospitalPullmanWhitman25IVNorthwest Rural Health Network
Quincy Valley Medical CenterQuincyGrant25V
St. Anne Hospital (formerly Highline Medical Center)BurienKing164IV[2]Franciscan Health[16] (Catholic)1958, independent until 2013
St. Anthony HospitalGig HarborPierce80IVFranciscan Health (Catholic)2009
St. Clare HospitalLakewoodPierce106IVFranciscan Health (Catholic)1961
St. Elizabeth HospitalEnumclawKing38V[2]Franciscan Health (Catholic)1949
St. Francis HospitalFederal WayKing110IV[2]Franciscan Health (Catholic)1987
St. Joseph Medical CenterTacomaPierce343II[2]Franciscan Health (Catholic)1891
St. Luke's Rehabilitation InstituteSpokaneSpokane102Inland Northwest HeltRehab
St. Michaels Medical Center (formerly Harrison Medical Center)SilverdaleKitsap248IIIFranciscan Health[16] (Catholic)1918[17]
Samaritan HealthcareMoses LakeGrant50IIINorthwest Rural Health Network
Seattle Cancer Care AllianceSeattleKing20
Seattle Children'sSeattleKing407I PED[2]Children's Miracle Network1907
Seattle VA Medical CenterSeattleKing429Veterans Health Administration
Shriners Hospital for ChildrenSpokaneSpokane30Shriners Hospitals for Children
Skagit Valley HospitalMount VernonSkagit137IIISkagit Regional Health1958
Skyline HospitalWhite SalmonKlickitat25IVWashington Rural Health Collaborative
Snoqualmie Valley HospitalSnoqualmieKing25V[2]Washington Rural Health Collaborative
Summit Pacific Medical CenterMcClearyGrays Harbor11VWashington Rural Health Collaborative
Swedish Medical Center BallardSeattleKing163Providence Health (Catholic)
Swedish Medical Center Cherry HillSeattleKing385Providence Health (Catholic)
Swedish Medical Center EdmondsEdmondsSnohomish217IV[2]Providence Health (Catholic)1964
Swedish Medical Center First HillSeattleKing697Providence Health (Catholic)
Swedish Medical Center IssaquahIssaquahKing120Providence Health (Catholic)
Three Rivers HospitalBrewsterOkanogan35IV1959
Tri-State Memorial HospitalClarkstonAsotin25IVNorthwest Rural Health Network
Trios HealthKennewickBenton111IIILifePoint Health[5]
University of Washington Medical CenterSeattleKing450UW Medicine1959
Valley Medical CenterRentonKing303III[2]UW MedicineFormed an alliance with the University of Washington in 2011
Virginia Mason HospitalSeattleKing336Virginia Mason Health System merged with Franciscan Health (CHI Franciscan and Virginia Mason merger)[18]
Wenatchee Valley Medical CenterWenatcheeChelan20Confluence Health
WhidbeyHealth Medical CenterCoupevilleIsland25IIIWashington Rural Health Collaborative1970
Whitman Hospital and Medical CenterColfaxWhitman25VNorthwest Rural Health Network1893
Willapa Harbor HospitalSouth BendPacific15IVWashington Rural Health Collaborative
Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital[19]YakimaYakima222III[2][8]III[2][8]Virginia Mason Health System

Psychiatric facilities

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HospitalCountyCityBed countFoundedAffiliationNotes
Eastern State HospitalSpokaneMedical Lake3121891
Fairfax HospitalKingKirkland951930[20]
Inland Northwest Behavioral HealthSpokaneSpokane1002018Universal Health Services
Navos HealthKingSeattle70Formerly West Seattle Psychiatric Hospital
Rainier SpringsClarkVancouver722018Springstone
Western State HospitalPierceLakewood8061871

Sanatoriums

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HospitalCountyCityBed countTrauma centerFoundedClosedNotes
Aldercrest SanatoriumSnohomishEverett19181954[21]
Blue Mountain SanatoriumWalla WallaWalla Walla1935[22]1954[23]
Central Washington Tuberculosis Hospital[24]YakimaSelah19501958Now known as Yakima Valley School
Edgecliff Hospital[25]SpokaneSpokane19151978Also known as Edgecliff Sanatorium
Firland SanatoriumKingSeattle19101973
Lake Forest Park Sanatorium[26]KingSeattle19421943
Laurel Beach Sanatorium[27]KingSeattle19201957
MacMillian Sanatorium[28]LewisChehalis19431954
Oakhurst Sanatorium[29]Grays HarborElma19211954
Sunnyview Sanatorium[30]KitsapPort Orchard1952

Former hospitals

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HospitalCountyCityBed countTrauma centerFoundedClosedNotes
Astria Regional Medical Center[4]YakimaYakima150III[2]2019
City Emergency Hospital[31]KingSeattle19091951Located in 400 Yesler Building
Deer Park Hospital[32]SpokaneDeer Park242008[32][33]
Doctors HospitalKingSeattle1970sMerged withSwedish Hospital
Doctors Hospital[34]PierceTacoma19461988
Grace HospitalKingSeattle4018871894
Group Health Eastside Hospital[33]KingRedmond2008[35]
Highline Community Hospital Specialty CenterTukwilaKing302014

[36]

New Wayside Emergency Hospital[37]KingSeattle19071913
Northern State Hospital[38]SkagitSedro Woolley200019121973[38]State mental health facility
Puget Sound Hospital[39]PierceTacoma19052010Also known as Northern Pacific Hospital, Pierce County General Hospital, and Puget Sound General Hospital. Absorbed Mountain View Hospital in 1958.
Regional Hospital for Respiratory and Complex CareBurienKing312019[40]Located within Highline Medical Center
Saint Cabrini Hospital[41]KingSeattle19161990[41]Was located at southwest corner of Boren and Madison
St. Ignatius HospitalWhitmanColfax18921964
Waldo Hospital[42]KingSeattle5719241985
Walla Walla General HospitalWalla WallaWalla Walla72III18992017
Wayside Emergency Hospital[37]KingSeattle4118991907Located aboard paddle-wheel steamerIdaho; moved to Republican and 2nd Ave N and became New Wayside Emergency Hospital
West Seattle Community Hospital[43]KingSeattle1990

References

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  14. ^System, MultiCare Health."58-bed hospital at Covington Medical Center opens to patients".MultiCare. RetrievedMay 7, 2019.
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  18. ^CHI Franciscan and Virginia Mason merger
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  24. ^Koski, Charlene "Fight for Survival: Families work to save facility for the developmentally disabled,"The Columbian, September 1, 2004, pg 21.
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