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WA ER Physicians Group Directory Listing.Xlsx City In-Network Hospital ER Physician group serving the hospital ER Physician Group Network Status Tacoma Allenmore Hospital Tacoma Emergency Care Physicians Out of Network Olympia Capital Medical Center Thurston Emergency Group In-Network Leavenworth Cascade Medical Center Cascade Medical Center In-Network Arlington Cascade Valley Hospital Northwest Emergency Physicians In-Network Wenatchee Central Washington Hospital Central Washington Hospital In-Network Ephrata Columbia Basin Hospital Beezley Springs Inpatient Services Out of Network Grand Coulee Coulee Medical Center Coulee Medical Center In-Network Dayton Dayton General Hospital Dayton General Hospital In-Network Spokane Deaconess Medical Center Spokane Emergency Group In-Network Ritzville East Adams Rural Hospital East Adams Rural Hospital In-Network Kirkland EvergreenHealth Medical Center Evergreen Emergency Services In-Network Monroe EvergreenHealth Monroe Evergreen Emergency Services In-Network Republic Ferry County Memorial Hospital Barton Out of Network Republic Ferry County Memorial Hospital CompHealth Out of Network Republic Ferry County Memorial Hospital Staff Care Inc. Out of Network Forks Forks Community Hospital Forks Community Hospital In-Network Pomeroy Garfield County Memorial Hospital Garfield County Memorial Hospital In-Network Puyallup Good Samaritan Hospital Mt. Rainier Emergency Physicians Out of Network Aberdeen Grays Harbor Community Hospital Grays Harbor Emergency Physicians In-Network Seattle Harborview Medical Center Emergency Department at Harborview and Harborview Medical Center Emergency Medicine In-Network Bremerton Harrison Medical Center West Sound Emergency Physicians Out of Network Silverdale Harrison Medical Center West Sound Emergency Physicians Out of Network Burien Highline Medical Center Highline Emergency Physicians Out of Network Anacortes Island Hospital Northwest Emergency Physicians In-Network Port Townsend Jefferson Healthcare Hospital Jefferson Healthcare Hospital In-Network Richland Kadlec Medical Center Northwest Emergency Physicians (Kadlec) In-Network Ellensburg Kittitas Valley Community Hospital Kittitas Valley Community Hospital In-Network Goldendale Klickitat Valley Hospital Klickitat Valley Hospital In-Network Chelan Lake Chelan Community Hospital Lake Chelan Community Hospital In-Network Davenport Lincoln Hospital Lincoln Hospital In-Network Pasco Lourdes Medical Center Northwest Emergency Physicians (Kadlec) In-Network Tacoma Mary Bridge Children's Hospital And Health Center Mary Bridge Emergency Department In-Network Shelton Mason General Hospital Mason General Hospital In-Network Omak Mid-Valley Hospital Okanogan Emergency Physicians In-Network Morton Morton General Hospital Morton General Hospital In-Network Auburn MultiCare Auburn Medical Center Cascade Emergency Physicians In-Network Newport Newport Community Hospital Newport Community Hospital In-Network Tonasket North Valley Hospital Okanogan Emergency Physicians In-Network Seattle Northwest Hospital & Medical Center Emergency Services Northwest In-Network Ilwaco Ocean Beach Hospital Discovery Coast Emergency Physicians Out of Network Odessa Odessa Hospital Odessa Memorial Healthcare Center In-Network Port Angeles Olympic Medical Center Olympic Medical Center In-Network Othello Othello Community Hospital Othello Community Hospital In-Network Bellevue Overlake Hospital Medical Center Puget Sound Physicians In-Network Friday Harbor PeaceHealth Peace Island Medical Center Peace Island Medical Center In-Network Prosser Prosser Memorial Hospital Prosser Memorial Hospital In-Network Centralia Providence Centralia Hospital Northwest Emergency Physicians In-Network Everett Providence Everett Med Ctr North Sound Emergency Medicine In-Network Spokane Providence Holy Family Hospital Emergency Physician Services Out of Network Colville Providence Mount Carmel Hospital Providence Mount Carmel Hospital In-Network Spokane Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center Spokane Emergency Physicians Out of Network Chewelah Providence St. Josephs Hospital Providence St Joseph’s Hospital In-Network Walla Walla Providence St. Mary Medical Center Providence St Mary Medical Center In-Network Olympia Providence St. Peter Hospital Olympia Emergency Services In-Network Pullman Pullman Memorial Hospital Pullman Regional Hospital In-Network Quincy Quincy Valley Hospital Quincy Valley Hospital In-Network Moses Lake Samaritan Hospital Northwest Emergency Physicians In-Network Seattle Seattle Cancer Care Alliance ER Services are not offered at this Facility NA Seattle Seattle Children's Children's University Medical Group In-Network Spokane Shriners Hospital for Children ER Services are not offered at this Facility NA Mt. Vernon Skagit Valley Hospital Skagit Valley Hospital and Health Emergency Room In-Network White Salmon Skyline Hospital Skyline Hospital In-Network Snoqualmie Snoqualmie Valley Hospital Snoqualmie Valley Hospital In-Network Vancouver Southwest Washington Medical Center Emergency Medicine Associates In-Network Spokane Spokane VA Medical Center ER Services are not offered at this Facility NA Enumclaw St Elizabeth Hospital Northwest Emergency Physicians In-Network Gig Harbor St. Anthony Hospital Northwest Emergency Physicians In-Network Lakewood St. Clare Hospital Northwest Emergency Physicians In-Network Federal Way St. Francis Hospital Northwest Emergency Physicians In-Network Longview St. John Medical Center St Johns Emergency Physicians In-Network Bellingham St. Joseph Hospital - Bellingham Northwest Emergency Physicians In-Network Tacoma St. Joseph Medical Center-Tacoma Northwest Emergency Physicians In-Network Elma Summit Pacific Medical Center Summit Pacific Medical Center In-Network Sunnyside Sunnyside Community Hospital Sunnyside Emergency Group In-Network Edmonds Swedish Edmonds California Emergency Physicians In-Network Seattle Swedish Medical Center Ballard Ballard Emergency Physicians Out of Network Seattle Swedish Medical Center Cherry Hill Seattle Emergency Physicians Out of Network Seattle Swedish Medical Center First Hill Seattle Emergency Physicians Out of Network Issaquah Swedish Medical Center Issaquah Eastside Emergency Physicians Out of Network Tacoma Tacoma General Hospital Tacoma Emergency Care Physicians Out of Network Brewster Three Rivers Hospital Three Rivers Hospital In-Network Toppenish Toppenish Community Hospital Toppenish ER Physicians Out of Network Kennewick Trios Southridge Hospital Trios Health Emergency Department In-Network Kennewick Trios Women's and Children's Hospital Trios Health Emergency Department In-Network Clarkston Tri-State Memorial Hospital Tri State Memorial Hospital In-Network Sedro-Woolley United General Hospital Cedra Emergency Physicians Out of Network Seattle University of Washington Medical Center UW Medical Center Emergency Medicine Svc In-Network Tacoma VA Puget Sound Health Care System - American Lake Division ER Services are not offered at this Facility NA Seattle VA Puget Sound Health Care System ER Services are not offered at this Facility NA Spokane Valley Valley Hospital and Medical Center Sterling Emergency Services of Washington In-Network Renton Valley Medical Center Associated Emergency Physicians In-Network Seattle Virginia Mason Medical Center Virginia Mason Hospital and Medical Center In-Network Walla Walla Walla Walla General Hospital Walla Walla General Hospital In-Network Wenatchee Wenatchee Valley Hospital Wenatchee Valley Hospital In-Network Coupeville Whidbey General Hospital Whidbey General Hospital In-Network Colfax Whitman Community Hospital Whitman Hospital and Medical Center In-Network South Bend Willapa Harbor Hospital Willapa Harbor Hospital In-Network Yakima Yakima Regional Hospital Yakima Emergency Physicians Out of Network Yakima Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital In-Network.
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