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WA ST Community Hospital Directory Directory of Washington Hospitals Name ADVENTIST HEALTH/WALLA WALLA GENERAL HOSPITAL Medicare1 500049 License 43 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 50U049 Address 1025 SOUTH SECOND AVE Medicare3 P.O. Box 1398 OrgType Not For Profit ICU 5 City WALLA WALLA Acute 32 Zip Code 99362-0309 Phone (509) 525-0480 Psych County WALLA WALLA Fax (509) 527-8225 SNF 5 CEO/Admin MONTY KNITTEL CDU/ATC CFO BRIAN ANDERSON Other Owner ADVENTIST HEALTH SYSTEM/WEST Available 42 Parent Licensed 72 Name BHC FAIRFAX HOSPITAL Medicare1 504002 License 904 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 Address 10200 132ND ST NE Medicare3 P.O. Box OrgType Proprietary ICU City KIRKLAND Acute Zip Code 98034-2899 Phone (425) 821-2000 Psych 145 County KING Fax (425) 814-0301 SNF CEO/Admin RON ESCARDA CDU/ATC 12 CFO RACHEL COX Other Owner BHC FAIRFAX HOSPITAL INC Available 157 Parent Licensed 157 Name BHC FAIRFAX HOSPITAL NORTH Medicare1 504002 License 922 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 Address 916 PACIFIC AVE FL 7 Medicare3 P.O. Box OrgType Proprietary ICU City EVERETT Acute Zip Code 98201-4147 Phone (425) 821-2000 Psych 30 County SNOHOMISH Fax SNF CEO/Admin RON ESCARDA CDU/ATC CFO RACHEL COX Other Owner BHC FAIRFAX HOSPITAL INC Available 30 Parent Licensed 30 Name CAPITAL MEDICAL CENTER Medicare1 500139 License 197 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 Address 3900 CAPITAL MALL DR SW Medicare3 P.O. Box OrgType Proprietary ICU 24 City OLYMPIA Acute 61 Zip Code 98502-8654 Phone (360) 754-5858 Psych County THURSTON Fax (360) 956-3540 SNF CEO/Admin JIM GEIST CDU/ATC CFO DEREK LYTHGOE Other Owner CAPELLA HEALTHCARE INC Available 85 Parent Licensed 110 Name CASCADE BEHAVIORAL HOSPITAL Medicare1 504011 License 921 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 Address 12844 MILITARY ROAD SOUTH Medicare3 P.O. Box OrgType Proprietary ICU City TUKWILA Acute Zip Code 98168-3045 Phone (206) 244-0180 Psych 93 County KING Fax (206) 243-7002 SNF CEO/Admin MICHAEL URADNIK CDU/ATC 42 CFO GREGG TERRESON Other Owner CASCADE BEHAVIORAL HOSPITAL LLC Available 135 Parent Licensed 135 Page 1 Directory of Washington Hospitals Name CASCADE MEDICAL CENTER Medicare1 501313 License 158 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 50T123 Address 817 COMMERCIAL ST Medicare3 50Z313 P.O. Box 330 OrgType District ICU City LEAVENWORTH Acute 12 Zip Code 98826-0330 Phone (509)548-5815 Psych County CHELAN Fax (509)548-2810 SNF CEO/Admin DIANE BLAKE CDU/ATC CFO JAMES HOPKINS Other Owner CHELAN COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO. 1 Available 12 Parent Licensed 12 Name CASCADE VALLEY HOSPITAL Medicare1 500060 License 106 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 Address 330 STILLAGUAMISH AVE S Medicare3 P.O. Box OrgType District ICU 6 City ARLINGTON Acute 42 Zip Code 98223-1641 Phone (360) 435-2133 Psych County SNOHOMISH Fax (360) 435-0513 SNF CEO/Admin CLARK JONES CDU/ATC CFO ARDIS SCHMIEGE Other Owner SNOHOMISH COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO. 3 Available 48 Parent Licensed 48 Name CENTRAL WASHINGTON HOSPITAL Medicare1 500016 License 168 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 501516 Address 1201 SOUTH MILLER STREET Medicare3 P.O. Box 489 OrgType Not For Profit ICU 26 City WENATCHEE Acute 150 Zip Code 98807-1887 Phone (509)662-1511 Psych County CHELAN Fax (509) 662-6770 SNF 22 CEO/Admin PETER RUTHERFORD CDU/ATC CFO JOHN DOYLE Other Owner CENTRAL WASHINGTON HEALTH SERVICES ASSOCIATION Available 198 Parent CONFLUENCE HEALTH Licensed 198 Name COLUMBIA BASIN HOSPITAL Medicare1 501317 License 45 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 50Z317 Address 200 NAT WASHINGTON WAY Medicare3 P.O. Box OrgType District ICU City EPHRATA Acute 4 Zip Code 98823 Phone (509) 754-4631 Psych County GRANT Fax (509)754-6356 SNF 33 CEO/Admin ROSALINDA KIBBY CDU/ATC CFO RHONDA HANDLEY Other 32 Owner GRANT COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO. 3 Available 69 Parent Licensed 73 Name COULEE MEDICAL CENTER Medicare1 501308 License 150 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 50Z308 Address 411 FORTUYN RD Medicare3 P.O. Box OrgType District ICU City GRAND COULEE Acute 12 Zip Code 99133-0840 Phone (509) 633-1753 Psych County GRANT Fax (509)633-0295 SNF 13 CEO/Admin DEBBIE BIGELOW CDU/ATC CFO PAUL BABCOCK Other Owner DOUGLAS GRANT LINCOLN & OKANOGAN COUNTIES HOSPITAL DISTRICT AvailableNO. 6 25 Parent Licensed 25 Page 2 Directory of Washington Hospitals Name DAYTON GENERAL HOSPITAL Medicare1 501302 License 141 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 50Z032 Address 1012 S. 3RD ST. Medicare3 P.O. Box OrgType District ICU City DAYTON Acute 25 Zip Code 99328 Phone (509) 382-2531 Psych County COLUMBIA Fax (509) 382-3205 SNF CEO/Admin JON SMILEY CDU/ATC CFO STEVE GEIDL Other 34 Owner COLUMBIA COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO. 1 Available 59 Parent Licensed 62 Name DEACONESS HOSPITAL Medicare1 500044 License 37 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 Address WEST 800 5TH AVE Medicare3 P.O. Box 248 OrgType Proprietary ICU 35 City SPOKANE Acute 317 Zip Code 99210 Phone (509)4-580058 Psych County SPOKANE Fax (509)473-7306 SNF CEO/Admin MAUREEN CATE CDU/ATC CFO RODNEY HIGGINS Other Owner SPOKANE WASHINGTON HOSPITAL COMPANY LLC Available 352 Parent COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES Licensed 388 Name EAST ADAMS RURAL HEALTHCARE Medicare1 501311 License 111 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 Address 903 SOUTH ADAMS STREET Medicare3 P.O. Box OrgType District ICU City RITZVILLE Acute 8 Zip Code 99169-2298 Phone (509)659-5403 Psych County ADAMS Fax (509)659-1252 SNF CEO/Admin GARY BOSTROM CDU/ATC CFO GARY BOSTROM Other Owner ADAMS COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO. 2 Available 8 Parent Licensed 20 Name EVERGREENHEALTH MEDICAL CENTER Medicare1 500124 License 164 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 50T124 Address 12040 NE 128TH STREET Medicare3 501523 P.O. Box OrgType District ICU 20 City KIRKLAND Acute 255 Zip Code 98034-3098 Phone (425)899-1670 Psych County KING Fax (425)899-1684 SNF CEO/Admin ROBERT MALTE CDU/ATC CFO CHRISSY YAMADA Other 58 Owner KING COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO. 2 Available 333 Parent EVERGREENHEALTH Licensed 333 Name EVERGREENHEALTH MONROE Medicare1 500084 License 104 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 50S084 Address 14701 179TH AVE SE Medicare3 P.O. Box 646 OrgType District ICU 3 City MONROE Acute 34 Zip Code 98272-0646 Phone (360) 794-7497 Psych 14 County SNOHOMISH Fax (360) 794-1486 SNF CEO/Admin MARK JUDY CDU/ATC 26 CFO JOHN BELTZ Other Owner SNOHOMISH COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO. 1 Available 77 Parent EVERGREENHEALTH Licensed 112 Page 3 Directory of Washington Hospitals Name FAIRFAX BEHAVIORAL HEALTH MONROE Medicare1 504002 License 923 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 Address 14701 179TH AVENUE SOUTHEAST Medicare3 P.O. Box OrgType Proprietary ICU City MONROE Acute Zip Code 98272-1108 Phone (425) 821-2000 Psych 34 County SNOHOMISH Fax SNF CEO/Admin RON ESCARDA CDU/ATC CFO RACHEL COX Other Owner BHC FAIRFAX HOSPITAL INC Available 34 Parent Licensed 34 Name FERRY COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Medicare1 501322 License 167 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 50Z322 Address 36 KLONDIKE RD N Medicare3 P.O. Box OrgType District ICU City REPUBLIC Acute Zip Code 99166-0365 Phone (509) 775-3333 Psych County FERRY Fax (509) 775-3866 SNF 25 CEO/Admin RON OHALLORAN CDU/ATC CFO KELLY LESLIE Other Owner FERRY COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO. 1 Available 25 Parent Licensed 25 Name FORKS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Medicare1 501325 License 54 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 50Z325 Address 530 BOGACHIEL WAY Medicare3 P.O. Box OrgType District ICU City FORKS Acute 25 Zip Code 98331-9699 Phone (360) 374-6271 Psych County CLALLAM Fax (360) 374-5220 SNF 20 CEO/Admin TIM COURNYER CDU/ATC CFO TIM COURNYER Other Owner CLALLAM COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO. 1 Available 45 Parent Licensed 45 Name GARFIELD COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Medicare1 501301 License 82 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 50Z301 Address 66 NORTH 6TH ST Medicare3 P.O. Box 880 OrgType District ICU City POMEROY Acute Zip Code 99347 Phone (509) 843-1591 Psych County GARFIELD Fax (509) 843-1234 SNF 25 CEO/Admin ANDREW CRAIGIE CDU/ATC CFO Other Owner GARFIELD COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO. 1 Available 25 Parent Licensed 45 Name GRAYS HARBOR COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Medicare1 500031 License 63 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 Address 915 ANDERSON DRIVE Medicare3 P.O. Box OrgType District ICU 10 City ABERDEEN Acute 69 Zip Code 98520-1006 Phone (360) 537-5000 Psych County GRAYS HARBOR Fax (360)537-6168 SNF CEO/Admin TOM JENSEN CDU/ATC 26 CFO JOSEPH VESSEY Other Owner GRAYS HARBOR PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO. 2 Available 105 Parent Licensed 140 Page 4 Directory of Washington Hospitals Name GROUP HEALTH CENTRAL HOSPITAL Medicare1 500052 License 20 FYE 12/31 Medicare2 50C052 Address 201 16TH AVE E Medicare3 P.O. Box OrgType Not For Profit ICU City SEATTLE Acute Zip Code 98112-5298 Phone (206)448-5816 Psych County KING Fax (206) 448-5105 SNF CEO/Admin SCOTT ARMSTRONG CDU/ATC CFO CHRIS KNACKSTEDT Other Owner GROUP HEALTH COOPERATIVE Available Parent Licensed 50 Name HARBORVIEW MEDICAL CENTER Medicare1 500064 License 29 FYE 6/30 Medicare2 50S064 Address 325 NINTH AVENUE Medicare3 50T064 P.O. Box OrgType County ICU 89 City SEATTLE Acute 258 Zip Code 98104-2499 Phone (206) 731-3036 Psych 66 County KING Fax (206)731-8551 SNF CEO/Admin PAUL HAYES CDU/ATC CFO LORI MITCHELL Other Owner KING COUNTY Available 413 Parent UW MEDICINE Licensed 413 Name HARRISON MEDICAL CENTER Medicare1 500039 License 142 FYE 6/30 Medicare2 Address 2520 CHERRY AVE Medicare3 P.O. Box OrgType Not For Profit ICU 20 City BREMERTON Acute 227 Zip Code 98310-4270 Phone (360) 377-3911 Psych 11 County KITSAP Fax (360) 792-6515 SNF CEO/Admin DAVID SHULTZ CDU/ATC CFO MICHAEL FITZGERALD Other Owner CHI/FRANCISCAN Available 258 Parent CATHOLIC HEALTH INITIATIVES Licensed 347 Name HIGHLINE MEDICAL CENTER Medicare1 500011 License 126 FYE 6/30 Medicare2 50S011 Address 16251 SYLVESTER RD SW Medicare3 50T011 P.O.
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