Samaritan Healthcare

02/05/2026

Because our community is seeing higher rates of respiratory illnesses like Flu, COVID and RSV, we are recommending that visitors to Samaritan facilities wear a mask if they are feeling sick. Masks are available at our building entrances for your convenience.

Thank you for doing your part to keep our community healthy and safe!

02/04/2026

You've supported us and have watched it rise from the ground up. Now is your time to see the new Samaritan hospital!

Everyone is invited to our Community Open House on February 28.

👉Sign up for your tour today: WeAreSamaritan.org/Open-House

We are so proud and excited to show you the new home for community healthcare before patient care begins on March 7.

Community Open HouseOur Future HospitalCommunity Open HouseWith heartfelt thanks to our voters, donors, and dedicated team who made this vision possible–we invite you, our community–to join us join us Saturday, Feb. 28, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. for our community open house event.Let’s celebrate this...

02/03/2026

As we prepare to unveil our new logo to the world, we first thank the community for its constant support of local healthcare.

https://wearesamaritan.org/samaritan-unveils-new-brand-identity-ahead-of-new-hospital-opening/

01/30/2026

Nature meets nurture at Samaritan, where our new logo represents our harmonious relationship with the surrounding community.

https://wearesamaritan.org/samaritan-unveils-new-brand-identity-ahead-of-new-hospital-opening/

01/27/2026

New hospital, new logo, same steadfast commitment to quality local healthcare. Check out what’s in the works at Samaritan.

https://wearesamaritan.org/samaritan-unveils-new-brand-identity-ahead-of-new-hospital-opening/

01/25/2026

Congratulations to Gina, our January Professional of the Month!

Keep up the great work, Gina. 👏 Thank you for all you do!

01/21/2026

Samaritan is proud to announce the launch of a refreshed brand identity, marking a new chapter in its longstanding commitment to delivering high-quality, community-owned healthcare in Central Washington.

This milestone comes as the organization prepares to open a new, state-of-the-art hospital, with patient care beginning March 7, 2026.

As part of the brand update, Samaritan is simplifying its name from “Samaritan Healthcare” to “Samaritan,” reflecting how the community already knows and refers to the hospital. It is also introducing a new logo featuring three flowing waves that reflect the region’s natural elements — sky, water, and land. The design will be featured across the new campus and prominently represented on each of the three floors of the new hospital, connecting the brand to the new facility.

“Our new logo represents far more than a design change — it’s a heartfelt tribute to the community that has supported us every step of the way,” said Theresa Sullivan, Samaritan CEO. “As part of Washington’s robust healthcare landscape, we’re honored to continue our legacy of community-based care as we launch this new identity and embrace the future of local healthcare together.”

The new branding will begin appearing online and across hospital materials in the coming weeks. Samaritan also invites the community to stay tuned for upcoming events celebrating its exciting transformation.

01/16/2026

Welcome to the world Milani Delira, Samaritan's first baby of 2026!

Milani arrived on January 1 at 10:05 am, weighing 7 pounds, 3 ounces and measuring 20 inches.

Congratulations to the family of this sweet bundle of joy!

📸: HeatherLynn Photography

01/16/2026

Patient care begins March 7 in the new hospital - we are only 51 days away!

This week, Samaritan professionals and their families got a sneak peek of their new work areas as crews continue to put the finishing touches on the new Samaritan hospital.

Stay tuned for details of the community tours on Saturday, February 28 - registration details announced in the coming weeks!

01/13/2026

Congratulations to Kayde Rolling - Dec. 2025 DAISY Award Winner!

Here is her nomination story:
"I am a nurse myself, and because of that, I often find that the information and interactions I receive as a patient or parent are abbreviated or clinical. But Kayde never made me feel like "just another nurse". She met me on a human level, with genuine compassion, clear communication, and sincere presence. My child needed care, and Kayde treated them as if they were her own. She took the time to explain, to comfort, and to make sure both of us felt safe and supported. She didn't assume I already knew everything because of my profession. She still walked me through each step with patience and kindness. In one of the most stressful moments for our family, she was steady, warm, and truly exceptional. Her care went beyond clinical skill; it was heartfelt, thoughtful, and deeply reassuring. As a nurse, I understand how demanding this work can be. As a mother, I felt the difference her compassion made. Kayde truly embodies the spirit of the DAISY Award, and I am grateful for the extraordinary impact she had on our experience."