Snoqualmie Valley Hospital

Snoqualmie Valley Hospital (SVH) is a new critical access hospital which replaces a smaller, obsolete building and provides more services to a wider community. A collaborative IPD project, SVH includes 25 single-occupancy patient rooms, full diagnostic imaging, a lab, an emergency department with two trauma rooms, rehabilitation therapy, endoscopy, infusion services, an outpatient clinic, women’s services, a USP 797 Pharmacy, full food services, public dining and meeting rooms, and a conference and training center. Soderstrom designed infrastructure flexibility to add a future surgery wing. SVH has full generator coverage and an eight day emergency fuel supply. The second floor includes a dayroom and large rehabilitation therapy room. Patient rooms have views to the surrounding forest. Walking paths and a healing garden provide connection to nature. SVH received a Top 20 Critical Access Hospital Quality Award by the National Rural Health Association in 2015.