About
Overview and Core Mission
Pullman Regional Hospital is a public district hospital situated in the heart of the Palouse in Pullman, Washington. Operating as a not-for-profit entity, its mission is to nurture a healthier quality of life for its community, which spans southeastern Washington and northern Idaho. The hospital is governed by an elected Board of Commissioners and is designated as a Critical Access Hospital, a recognition for rural facilities that are vital to their regions. Known for being "a small hospital known for big ideas and bold visions," the hospital is comprised of over 600 employees and a network of 12 clinics. Since its inception in 2004, the hospital has experienced significant growth, embarking on a major expansion and remodel project to accommodate the growing community.
Clinical Approach and Facilities
The hospital offers a wide array of acute care services at the forefront of the medical industry. Key features include a 24-hour emergency department staffed by board-certified physicians and 24/7 access to stroke neurologists via Telestroke technology. Full-service obstetrical care is available, including personal birth plans and educational offerings, complementing the hospital's 25 inpatient beds. The facility is equipped with four state-of-the-art operating rooms and a same-day services center, and it features minimally invasive surgical technology like the da Vinci and CORI robotic-assisted systems. The hospital's points of distinction also include a full digital imaging center with nuclear medicine, mammography, MRI, and CT services, alongside a team that provides occupational, massage, speech, and physical therapy.