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WSHA Member Hospitals & Health Systems WSHA Member Hospitals & Health Systems www.wsha.org WHATCOM BELLINGHAM REPUBLIC TONASKET Ferry County Memorial Hospital SAN JUAN PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center OKANOGAN North Valley Hospital STEVENS SEDRO-WOOLLEY PEND PeaceHealth United General Medical Center SKAGIT OMAK OREILLE FRIDAY HARBOR MT. VERNON Mid-Valley Hospital F ERRY COLVILLE PeaceHealth Peace ANACORTES Skagit Valley Hospital Providence Mount Carmel Hospital Island Hospital Island Medical Center CHEWELAH Providence St. Joseph’s Hospital ISLAND COUPEVILLE ARLINGTON WhidbeyHealth Cascade Valley Hospital & Clinics BREWSTER Three Rivers Hospital NEWPORT MARYSVILLE Newport Hospital & Health Services CLALLAM PORT ANGELES Smokey Point Behavioral Health Olympic Medical Center PORT TOWNSEND EVERETT SNOHOMISH CHELAN FORKS Jefferson Healthcare Providence Regional Medical Center Everett SPOKANE Forks Community Hospital CHELAN GRAND COULEE BURIEN Lake Chelan Community Coulee Medical Center SEATTLE EDMONDS MONROE Hospital & Clinics SPOKANE VALLEY Highline EvergreenHealth Monroe MultiCare Valley Hospital Kindred Hospital Seattle – Medical Center Swedish Edmonds JEFFERSON KIRKLAND DAVENPORT Northgate & First Hill Regional Fairfax Behavioral Health DOUGLAS Lincoln Hospital u Navos Hospital for uSEATTLE EvergreenHealth LEAVENWORTH SPOKANE & MEDICAL LAKE Seattle Cancer Care Alliance Respiratory & See list BELLEVUE Cascade Medical Center See list Seattle Children’s Complex Care KITSAP Overlake Medical Center KING ISSAQUAH — Swedish/Issaquah MultiCare Deaconess Hospital Swedish Ballard BREMERTON uBURIEN Harrison Medical Center RENTON — UW Medicine/Valley Medical Center WENATCHEE ODESSA Eastern State Hospital Swedish Cherry Hill See list Confl uence Health/ Odessa Memorial Healthcare Center Naval Hospital TUKWILA — Cascade Behavioral Health EPHRATA Providence Holy Family Hospital Swedish First Hill FEDERAL WAY Wenatchee Valley Hospital Providence Sacred Heart UW Medicine/Harborview SNOQUALMIE Columbia Basin Hospital MASON GIG HARBOR St. Francis Hospital Snoqualmie Valley Hospital District LINCOLN Medical Center & Children’s Medical Center GRAYS St. Anthony Hospital AUBURN Confl uence Health/ Hospital u QUINCY UW Medicine/Northwest HARBOR SHELTON MultiCare Auburn Medical Center Central Washington Hospital Shriners Hospitals for Children — Hospital & Medical Center TACOMA & Quincy Valley Medical Center Mason General Hospital LAKEWOOD ENUMCLAW RITZVILLE Spokane UW Medicine/University of & Family of Clinics St. Elizabeth Hospital St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Institute Washington Medical Center See list GRANT East Adams Rural Hospital ELMA PUYALLUP K ITTITAS MOSES LAKE VA Puget Sound Health Care OLYMPIA MultiCare Good Samaritan Hospital System Summit Pacifi c Providence St. Peter Hospital Samaritan Healthcare Medical Center ELLENSBURG COLFAX Virginia Mason Medical Center Capital Medical Center ADAMS Whitman Hospital & Medical Center ABERDEEN Kittitas Valley Healthcare Grays Harbor Community Hospital OTHELLO PIERCE Othello Community Hospital WHITMAN THURSTON YAKIMA PULLMAN CENTRALIA Pullman Regional Hospital Providence Centralia Hospital SOUTH BEND LEWIS YAKIMA Willapa Harbor Hospital MORTON Virginia Mason Memorial Hospital FRANKLIN POMEROY Morton General Hospital BENTON Garfi eld County Public Hospital District Yakima Regional Medical and Cardiac Center PACIFIC RICHLAND G ARFIELD ILWACO Kadlec Regional Medical Center DAYTON Ocean Beach Hospital TOPPENISH Lourdes Counseling Center PASCO Columbia County & Medical Centers WAHKIAKUM Toppenish Community Hospital Lourdes Medical Center CLARKSTON Health System Tri-State Memorial Hospital LONGVIEW SUNNYSIDE WALLA WALLA PeaceHealth St. John Medical Center Sunnyside Community Hospital & Clinics KENNEWICK COLUMBIA Trios Health WALLA WALLA ASOTIN PROSSER Providence St. Mary Medical Center COWLITZ SKAMANIA TACOMA & LAKEWOOD PMH Medical Center Madigan Army Medical Center MultiCare Allenmore Hospital KLICKITAT MultiCare Mary Bridge GOLDENDALE Children’s Hospital WHITE SALMON Klickitat Valley Health MultiCare Tacoma General CLARK Skyline Hospital Washington Health Systems Hospital VANCOUVER Independent Hospitals Swedish Health Services St. Clare Hospital, Lakewood Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center Con uence Health UW Medicine PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center Private Not-for-Pro t St. Joseph Medical Center EvergreenHealth Virginia Mason Health System Western State Hospital, Lakewood F o r - P r o t CHI Franciscan Health Other Out of State Health System MultiCare Health System Ownership Public Hospital District PeaceHealth Federal/State Providence Health & Services 999 Third Avenue, Suite 1400 | Seattle, WA 98104 | (206) 281-7211 Date last revised: 07/2017.
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