Hospitals in Washington
Our directory lists 117 hospitals in Washington, in 36 counties and 83 cities and towns. They include 46 acute care hospitals (39%), 39 critical access hospitals (33%) and 10 psychiatric hospitals (9%). 88 report emergency services to Medicare. 60 have a CMS Overall Star Rating, averaging 3.2 stars. The median Washington hospital reports patients spending 167 minutes in the emergency department before leaving. Seattle has the most listings of any city in the state, with 11.
Featured hospitals in Washington
- St Anthony Hospital11567 Canterwood Boulevard NW, Gig Harbor · Level IV traumaAcute care hospital
- St Elizabeth Hospital1450 Battersby Avenue, Enumclaw · Level V traumaCritical access hospital
- Virginia Mason Medical Center925 Seneca St, Seattle · Emergency roomAcute care hospital
- Evergreenhealth Medical Center12040 NE 128th Street, Kirkland · Level III traumaAcute care hospital
- Multicare Valley Hospital12606 East Mission Avenue, Spokane Valley · Level III traumaAcute care hospital
- Whitman Hospital and Medical Center1200 West Fairview, Colfax · Level V traumaCritical access hospital
- Cascade Valley Hospital330 S Stillaguamish Ave, Arlington · Level IV traumaAcute care hospital
- Island Hospital1211 24th Street, Anacortes · Emergency roomAcute care hospital
- Peacehealth St John Medical Center1615 Delaware Street, Longview · Level III traumaAcute care hospital
- Providence Regional Medical Center Everett1321 Colby Avenue, Everett · Level III traumaAcute care hospital
- St Clare Hospital11315 Bridgeport Way S W, Lakewood · Level IV traumaAcute care hospital
- St Francis Community Hospital34515 9th Avenue South, Federal Way · Level IV traumaAcute care hospital
Ordered by CMS Overall Star Rating, then by how complete the record is. Unrated hospitals report too few measures to CMS, which says nothing about their quality.
Hospital types in Washington
Who owns Washington hospitals
Highest-rated hospitals
- St Anthony Hospital11567 Canterwood Boulevard NW, Gig Harbor, WA · Level IV traumaAcute care hospital
- St Elizabeth Hospital1450 Battersby Avenue, Enumclaw, WA · Level V traumaCritical access hospital
- Virginia Mason Medical Center925 Seneca St, Seattle, WA · Emergency roomAcute care hospital
- Evergreenhealth Medical Center12040 NE 128th Street, Kirkland, WA · Level III traumaAcute care hospital
- Multicare Valley Hospital12606 East Mission Avenue, Spokane Valley, WA · Level III traumaAcute care hospital
- Whitman Hospital and Medical Center1200 West Fairview, Colfax, WA · Level V traumaCritical access hospital
- Cascade Valley Hospital330 S Stillaguamish Ave, Arlington, WA · Level IV traumaAcute care hospital
- Island Hospital1211 24th Street, Anacortes, WA · Emergency roomAcute care hospital
Hospital emergency rooms
- St Anthony Hospital11567 Canterwood Boulevard NW, Gig Harbor, WA · Level IV traumaAcute care hospital
- St Elizabeth Hospital1450 Battersby Avenue, Enumclaw, WA · Level V traumaCritical access hospital
- Virginia Mason Medical Center925 Seneca St, Seattle, WA · Emergency roomAcute care hospital
- Evergreenhealth Medical Center12040 NE 128th Street, Kirkland, WA · Level III traumaAcute care hospital
- Multicare Valley Hospital12606 East Mission Avenue, Spokane Valley, WA · Level III traumaAcute care hospital
- Whitman Hospital and Medical Center1200 West Fairview, Colfax, WA · Level V traumaCritical access hospital
- Cascade Valley Hospital330 S Stillaguamish Ave, Arlington, WA · Level IV traumaAcute care hospital
- Island Hospital1211 24th Street, Anacortes, WA · Emergency roomAcute care hospital
Trauma centers in Washington
- Harborview Medical Center325 9th Avenue, Seattle, WA · Level I traumaAcute care hospital
- Peacehealth St Joseph Medical Center2901 Squalicum Parkway, Bellingham, WA · Level II traumaAcute care hospital
- Peacehealth Southwest Medical Cente400 NE Mother Joseph Place, Vancouver, WA · Level II traumaAcute care hospital
- Prov Sacred Hrt Med Ctr & Childs Hosp.101 West 8th Avenue, Spokane, WA · Level II traumaAcute care hospital
- St Joseph Medical Center1717 South J Street, Tacoma, WA · Level II traumaAcute care hospital
- Tacoma General Allenmore Hospital315 S Mlk Jr Way, Tacoma, WA · Level II traumaAcute care hospital
- Providence Regional Medical Center916 Pacific Avenue, Everett, WA · Level II traumaHospital
- Evergreenhealth Medical Center12040 NE 128th Street, Kirkland, WA · Level III traumaAcute care hospital
- Multicare Valley Hospital12606 East Mission Avenue, Spokane Valley, WA · Level III traumaAcute care hospital
- Kadlec Regional Medical Center888 Swift Blvd, Richland, WA · Level III traumaAcute care hospital
Highest trauma level first. Designations from the HIFLD hospitals layer, compiled from state trauma registries; confirm current status with the state EMS office.
Cities with the most hospitals
- Seattle11
- Spokane7
- Tacoma6
- Vancouver4
- Everett3
- Kirkland2
- Redmond2
- Lakewood2
- Olympia2
- Richland2
- Wenatchee2
- Walla Walla2
- Prosser2
- Bellevue1
- Renton1
- Federal Way1
- Spokane Valley1
- Yakima1
- Bellingham1
- Kennewick1
- Auburn1
- Pasco1
- Marysville1
- Burien1
- Lacey1
- Edmonds1
- Puyallup1
- Bremerton1
- Lynnwood1
- Longview1
- Issaquah1
- Mount Vernon1
- Pullman1
- Moses Lake1
- Port Angeles1
- Silverdale1
- Covington1
- Ellensburg1
- Arlington1
- Anacortes1
- Monroe1
- Centralia1
- Sunnyside1
- Aberdeen1
- Snoqualmie1
- Enumclaw1
- Joint Base Lewis McChord1
- Sedro-Woolley1
- Shelton1
- Port Townsend1
- Toppenish1
- Gig Harbor1
- Ephrata1
- Othello1
- Chehalis1
- Quincy1
- Clarkston1
- Medical Lake1
- Omak1
- Colville1
Hospitals by county
- Adams County2
- Asotin County1
- Benton County5
- Chelan County4
- Clallam County2
- Clark County4
- Columbia County1
- Cowlitz County1
- Ferry County1
- Franklin County1
- Garfield County1
- Grant County4
- Grays Harbor County2
- Island County1
- Jefferson County1
- King County24
- Kitsap County2
- Kittitas County1
- Klickitat County2
- Lewis County3
- Lincoln County2
- Mason County1
- Okanogan County3
- Pacific County2
- Pend Oreille County1
- Pierce County11
- San Juan County1
- Skagit County3
- Snohomish County8
- Spokane County9
- Stevens County2
- Thurston County3
- Walla Walla County2
- Whatcom County1
- Whitman County2
- Yakima County3
Frequently asked questions
How many hospitals are there in Washington?
Our directory lists 117 hospitals in Washington, across 36 counties. It includes Medicare-certified hospitals from CMS data plus a smaller number of hospitals mapped in OpenStreetMap.
Which hospitals in Washington have a 5-star rating?
6 hospitals in Washington currently hold the CMS 5-star Overall Hospital Quality Star Rating, and 24 have 4 or 5 stars. Ratings combine mortality, safety, readmission, patient experience and timely care measures. Many smaller hospitals report too few measures to be rated.
What is a critical access hospital in Washington?
Washington has 39 critical access hospitals. These are small rural hospitals with 25 or fewer inpatient beds and around-the-clock emergency care, certified under a Medicare program that supports hospital care in rural areas.
Are there VA hospitals in Washington?
Yes. We list 6 VA medical centers in Washington. Veterans need to be enrolled in VA health care for routine care; in an emergency, any hospital emergency room must screen and stabilize you.
What should I do in a medical emergency in Washington?
Call 911. Hospital emergency departments must screen and stabilize every patient regardless of insurance or ability to pay, under the federal EMTALA law. For minor illness and injuries, an urgent care clinic is usually faster and cheaper.
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