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| Year |
Lic. No. |
Hospital |
Type of Change |
Occurrence |
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| 2011 |
164 |
Evergreen Hospital Medical Center |
affiliation |
Virginia Mason Medical Center, pending |
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037 |
Deaconess Medical Center |
system integration |
Integrated system under the Rockwood Health System |
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180 |
Valley Hospital Medical Center |
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renamed Deaconess Hospital and Valley Hospital |
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038 |
Olympic Medical Center |
affiliation |
Swedish Health Services, approved October |
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046 |
PMH Medical Center (Prosser) |
pending alliance |
Kadlec, pending October |
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n/a |
Swedish Health Services |
pending affiliation |
Providence Health & Services, pending October |
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168 |
Central Washington Hospital |
pending affiliation |
Wenatchee Valley Medical Center, pending September |
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104 |
Valley General Hospital |
pending merger |
Capella Healthcare joint venture, pending August |
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206 |
United General Hospital |
pending affiliation |
PeaceHealth, pending July |
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155 |
Valley Medical Center |
affiliation |
University of Washington Medicine Health System, July |
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210 |
Swedish Medical Center/Issaquah |
opened |
outpatient services and specialty clinics opened, July |
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170 |
Southwest Washington Medical Center |
affiliation |
PeaceHealth |
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| 2010 |
138 |
Stevens Healthcare |
affiliation |
Swedish Medical Services, September |
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no longer governed by board of Public Hospital District No. 2 of |
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Snohomish County renamed Swedish Medical Center/Edmonds |
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035 |
Enumclaw Regional Hospital |
replaced, renamed |
facility replaced by new construction |
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042 |
Shriners Hospital for Children - Spokane |
re-classified |
moved from no-fee status to potential fee for service |
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| 2009 |
na |
Swedish Medical Center/Issaquah |
opened |
free-standing emergency hospital; financial reports submitted to DOH |
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as part of license 001 (Swedish Medical Center/First Hill, Ballard) |
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130 |
Northwest Hospital and Medical Center |
affiliation |
University of Washington Medicine Health System |
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renamed UW Medicine/Northwest Hospital and Medical Center |
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209 |
St. Anthony Hospital |
opened |
new hospital, Franciscan Health System, March 2009 |
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| 2008 |
037 |
Deaconess Medical Center |
acquisition |
acquired by Community Health Systems from Empire Health System, |
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changed from nonprofit to for-profit status |
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180 |
Valley Hospital and Medical Center |
acquisition |
acquired by Community Health Systems from Empire Health System, |
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169 |
Group Health Eastside Hospital |
closed |
May 1, 2008 |
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178 |
Deer Park Hospital |
closed |
closed by Providence Health and Services, March 2008 |
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| 2007 |
035 |
Enumclaw Community Hospital |
acquisition |
acquired by Franciscan Health System May 2007, renamed |
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| 2006 |
920 |
Puget Sound Behavioral Health |
closed |
closed as an inpatient psychiatric hospital, January 2006 |
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081 |
Good Samaritan Community Healthcare |
acquisition |
acquired by Multicare Health System |
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| 2005 |
208 |
Legacy Hospital Salmon Creek |
opened |
new hospital, Legacy Health, August 2005 |
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197 |
Capital Medical Center |
acquisition |
acquired by Capella Healthcare, November 2005 |
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| 2004 |
073 |
Affiliated Health Services |
disaffiliated |
separated to original two hospitals January 2004: |
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Skagit Valley Hospital (207), United General Hospital (206) |
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195 |
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital |
re-opened |
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| 2003 |
102 |
Providence Yakima Medical Center |
acquisition |
acquired by Hospital Management Associates, Inc. (HMA), |
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199 |
Providence Toppenish Hospital |
acquisition |
acquired by Hospital Management Associates, Inc. (HMA), |
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195 |
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital |
closed |
temporary license suspension, November 2003 |
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| 2001 |
195 |
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital |
re-opened |
January 2001 |
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205 |
Wenatchee Valley Hospital |
opened |
new hospital, August 2001 |
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owner, Wenatchee Valley Clinic, purchased beds |
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from Cascade Valley Medical Center (158) |
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204 |
Seattle Cancer Care Alliance |
opened |
new hospital, January 2001 |
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a joint venture of Children's Regional Hospital and Medical Center, University of Washington Medical Center, and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
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920 |
Puget Sound Behavioral Health |
re-classified |
re-classified as a psychiatric hospital, license number 182 |
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| 2000 |
148 |
Vencor Hospital |
acquisition |
acquired by Kindred Healthcare, renamed |
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003 |
Providence Seattle Medical Center |
acquisition |
acquired by Swedish Health Services, renamed |
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182 |
Puget Sound Hospital |
closed |
license suspended |
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acquisition |
acquired by Pierce County, |
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the same license number, and |
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renamed Puget Sound Behavioral Health |
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| 1998 |
146 |
Allenmore Community Hospital |
merged |
formed Tacoma General Allenmore Hospital (176), |
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176 |
Tacoma General Hospital |
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license number 146 terminated |
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| 1997 |
148 |
THC Seattle Hospital |
acquisition |
acquired by Vencor, Inc., renamed Vencor Hospital Seattle |
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195 |
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital |
closed |
June 1997 |
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904 |
CPC Fairfax Hospital |
acquisition |
acquired by Behavioral Healthcare Corporation, |
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renamed BHC Fairfax Hospital |
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919 |
West Seattle Psychiatric Hospital |
opened |
new hospital, August 1997 |
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| 1996 |
904 |
Fairfax Hospital |
acquisition |
acquired by Community Psychiatric Centers, |
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renamed CPC Fairfax Hospital |
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197 |
Capital Medical Center |
acquisition |
acquired by Columbia/HCA April 1996, |
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renamed Columbia Capital Medical Center |
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| 1995 |
027 |
Providence Hospital (Everett) |
merger |
formed Providence General Everett Medical Center (084), |
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084 |
General Hospital Medical Center (Everett) |
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license number 027 terminated |
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148 |
Seattle 5th Avenue Hospital |
acquisition |
acquired from BRIM Healthcare Corporation by THC, Inc., |
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renamed THC Seattle Hospital |
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178 |
Deer Park Health Center and Hospital |
acquisition |
acquired by Providence Services |
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| 1994 |
202 |
Northwest Regional Hospital for Respiratory Care |
opened |
new hospital, January 1994 |
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195 |
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital |
re-opened |
September 1994 |
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157 |
St. Luke's Rehabilitation Institute |
opened |
opened as separate entity from Deaconess Medical Center (037), |
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| 1993 |
157 |
St. Luke's Memorial Hospital |
merger |
St. Luke's facility became Deaconess Rehabilitation Institute, |
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037 |
Deaconess Medical Center |
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activity reported under Deaconess 037R license, January 1993 |
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na |
Mountainview Hospital |
closed |
converted to counseling center which closed June 1994 |
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| 1992 |
195 |
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital |
closed |
May 1992 |
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036 |
Ballard Community Hospital |
merger |
facilities renamed Swedish Medical Center/Ballard, and |
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001 |
Swedish Medical Center |
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Swedish Medical Center/Seattle |
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| license number 036 terminated, all activity reported under |
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092 |
Community Hospital - Yakima |
closed |
October 1992, converted to ambulatory surgery center |
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| 1990 |
047 |
St. Cabrini Hospital |
closed |
November 1990 |
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189 |
West Seattle Community Hospital |
closed |
June 1990 |
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132 |
Lakewood Hospital |
acquisition |
acquired by Franciscan Health System, renamed |
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918 |
Cascade Oaks Hospital |
merger |
acquired by St. Peter Hospital (159), license number 918 terminated |
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| 1989 |
188 |
St. Luke's General Hospital |
merger |
merged with St. Joseph Hospital (145), license number 188 |
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145 |
St. Joseph Hospital (Bellingham) |
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terminated |
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146 |
Humana Tacoma Hospital |
acquisition |
acquired by MultiCare Health System, |
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renamed Allenmore Community Hospital |
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051 |
Medical Dental Building Hospital |
closed |
August 1989, converted to outpatient facility |
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185 |
Riverton General Hospital |
merger |
acquired by Highline Community Hospital (126), license number 185 |
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126 |
Highline Community Hospital |
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terminated |
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| 1988 |
184 |
Centralia General Hospital |
merger |
formed Providence Hospital - Centralia (191), license number 184 |
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191 |
St. Helen Hospital |
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terminated |
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127 |
Mount Linton Hospital (Metaline Falls) |
closed |
January 1988 |
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192 |
St. Joseph Hospital (Aberdeen) |
acquisition |
purchased by Grays Harbor Community Hospital (063), |
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051 |
Medical Dental Building Hospital |
re-opened |
filed bankruptcy January 1988, re-opened under new ownership |
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October 1988 |
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170 |
St. Joseph Southwest Washington (Vancouver) |
merger |
formed Southwest Washington Medical Center (171), license |
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171 |
Vancouver Memorial Hospital |
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number 170 terminated |
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200 |
Cascade Oaks Hospital |
opened |
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| 1987 |
201 |
St. Francis Community Hospital |
opened |
new hospital, May 1987 |
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181 |
Pacific Medical Center |
closed |
July 1987, converted to outpatient facility |
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151 |
Monticello Medical Center |
merger |
formed St. John's Medical Center (Longview), license number 151 |
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026 |
St. John's Hospital |
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terminated |
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187 |
Shorewood Osteopathic Hospital |
closed |
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| 1986 |
196 |
Northgate General Hospital |
merger |
purchased by Northwest Hospital, facility converted to outpatient |
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130 |
Northwest Hospital |
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care, license number 196 terminated |
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091 |
Spokane Doctors Surgical Hospital |
closed |
July 1985 |
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| 1985 |
087 |
Central Memorial Hospital (Toppenish) |
acquisition |
acquired by Providence Health System, renamed |
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Providence Central Memorial Hospital (199),license number 087 terminated |
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062 |
Valley Memorial Hospital |
merger |
formed Sunnyside Community Hospital (198), |
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135 |
Sunnyside General Hospital |
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license numbers 062 and 135 terminated |
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197 |
Black Hills Community Hospital (Olympia) |
opened |
January 1985 (renamed Capital Medical Center, April 1991) |
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072 |
Eye and Ear Hospital (Wenatchee) |
closed |
converted to short-stay facility briefly, then closed December 1985 |
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| 1984 |
149 |
Doctors Hospital (Tacoma) |
acquisition |
acquired by MultiCare Health System, converted to outpatient |
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facility, license number 149 terminated |
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na |
McKay Memorial Hospital |
closed |
converted to nursing home |
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| 1983 |
192 |
St. Joseph Hospital (Aberdeen) |
acquisition |
acquired by Providence Health System |
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191 |
St. Helen Hospital |
acquisition |
acquired by Providence Health System |
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na |
Woodside Hospital |
closed |
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| 1980 |
na |
Doctors Hospital (Seattle) |
merger |
merged with Swedish Hospital Medical Center (001) |
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na |
Seattle General Hospital |
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178 |
Deer Park Health Center and Hospital |
opened |
new hospital |
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| 1979 |
na |
Tri-County Hospital |
closed |
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| 1977 |
169 |
Group Health Eastside Hospital |
opened |
new hospital |
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002 |
Vancouver Hospital |
merger |
formed Southwest Washington Hospitals (170), license number 002 |
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170 |
St. Joseph Community Hospital (Vancouver) |
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terminated |
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na |
Edgecliff Tuberculosis Hospital |
closed |
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| 1976 |
na |
Nelems Memorial Hospital |
closed |
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na |
Roslyn-Cle Elum Hospital |
closed |
converted to outpatient facility |
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| 1975 |
na |
Rosewood Hospital |
merger |
merged with Central Washington Hospital (168) |
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085 |
St. John Hospital (Port Townsend) |
acquisition |
acquired by Jefferson County PHD No. 2 from Sisters of |
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Providence (renamed Jefferson General Hospital in 1985) |
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| 1973 |
na |
Douglas County Memorial Hospital |
closed |
converted to nursing home |
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na |
Firland Hospital |
closed |
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Booth Memorial Hospital |
closed |
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| Data Sources: |
Washington State Department of Health CHARS History document, Washington State Hospital Association files, hospital websites. |
