Valley Medical Center

Valley Medical Center Established in 1947, Valley Medical Center (VMC) is a public district hospital in Renton, WA If you are looking for a physician please visit valleymed.org/doc.

This 341-bed acute care hospital and clinic network is committed to providing safe, quality compassionate care for every patient, regardless of race, color, national origin, culture, language, religion, s*x, gender identity, s*xual orientation, age, socio-economic status, or disability. As winner of numerous HealthGrades awards for orthopedic and spine surgery, including being ranked #1 in Washington state for joint replacement, VMC also provides outstanding care for heart and stroke patients. VMC has a thriving Birth Center, bringing more than 2,000 babies into the world each year. VMC provides primary, specialty and urgent care access through an extensive network of neighborhood clinics. VMC’s specialty programs include a Neonatal ICU, Level III Trauma Center, joint replacement and orthopedics--as well as numerous other specialties including cardiology, critical care, cancer treatment, sleep medicine and wound care.

It's going to be hot out this weekend! Check out this list of cooling sites from King County, Washington - Government.
08/22/2025

It's going to be hot out this weekend! Check out this list of cooling sites from King County, Washington - Government.

08/19/2025

Reminder: Get Vaccinations Done Before the First Bell Rings!

Many schools require proof of immunization before your child can attend classes. Avoid unnecessary delays or disruptions—review your child’s vaccination records today and schedule any needed appointments as soon as possible.

To learn more about Washington State’s school immunization requirements, please visit:

https://doh.wa.gov/community-and-environment/schools/immunization

Sports Medicine and Podiatry - Renton patients, we look forward to seeing you in our new location! A couple things to no...
08/19/2025

Sports Medicine and Podiatry - Renton patients, we look forward to seeing you in our new location! A couple things to note:

Podiatry: This move does not affect patients who see their provider at our Covington location.

Sports Medicine: This move impacts patients being seen for sports medicine services by Andrew Ashbaugh, DO, Wuaca Luna, MD, or Alex Wang, MD. Dr. Luna will continue to treat primary care patients at Cascade Clinic. Dr. Wang will continue to treat primary care patients at Fairwood Clinic.

See you at Renton Landing!

Update your address books! On Tuesday, August 19, Valley's Sports Medicine clinic and Podiatry - Renton clinic (located ...
08/13/2025

Update your address books! On Tuesday, August 19, Valley's Sports Medicine clinic and Podiatry - Renton clinic (located on Valley's main campus) are moving to Renton Landing.

The two clinics will be located at: 1205 N 10th Street, Suite A, Renton, WA 98057.

Podiatry: This move does not affect patients who see their provider at our Covington location.

Sports Medicine: This move impacts patients being seen for sports medicine services by Andrew Ashbaugh, DO, Wuaca Luna, MD, or Alex Wang, MD. Dr. Luna will continue to treat primary care patients at Cascade Clinic. Dr. Wang will continue to treat primary care patients at Fairwood Clinic.

We thank you for trusting us with your care and look forward to seeing you in our new location.

August is Make-A-Will Month — a great time to think about your legacy and plan for the future so you can protect your lo...
08/11/2025

August is Make-A-Will Month — a great time to think about your legacy and plan for the future so you can protect your loved ones and have peace of mind. Creating a will isn't about fear, it's about being smart and caring for the people and causes that matter to you most.

Supporting Valley through your estate can be as simple as designating the hospital as a beneficiary in your will or a final recipient of assets including insurance policies, living trusts, real estate gifts, or charitable remainder trusts. To learn more, contact Carrie Murayama, Director of Philanthropy & Volunteer Services at carrie_murayama@valleymed.org or 425.690.5956.

🚨 Learn to Save a Life! 🩹Join us for a Stop the Bleed training session:📅 Friday, August 29🕘 9 – 10AM📍 Valley Medical Cen...
08/10/2025

🚨 Learn to Save a Life! 🩹
Join us for a Stop the Bleed training session:

📅 Friday, August 29
🕘 9 – 10AM
📍 Valley Medical Center

This hands-on class teaches you how to respond in a bleeding emergency—because knowing what to do could save a life.

🔗 Register below:
https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=HCUVvUTrS0aXL_cKS-ohTUywXlvZ25tDpnxhWznUYTdUQ1hHN0lESlg4UFhMN0pRMEdJTk9QNVlHWS4u

Build your confidence to be ready when it matters most by learning most critical techniques.

August is National Immunization Awareness Month! Vaccines are a safe, effective, and essential way to protect yourself, ...
08/05/2025

August is National Immunization Awareness Month!

Vaccines are a safe, effective, and essential way to protect yourself, your family, and your community. Stay up to date and encourage your loved ones to do the same — prevention starts with you.

Share this post to spread awareness!
Learn more at CDC.gov/vaccines or valleymed.org/services/prevention

Caring for our community like family takes every member of the Valley staff. We'd like to commend several members of the...
07/24/2025

Caring for our community like family takes every member of the Valley staff. We'd like to commend several members of the team for stepping up and providing exceptional care during several recent high-stakes situations.

Recently, a female patient passed a note to the barista at one of our espresso bars. The note said to tell her doctor to call 911, indicated she was being tracked, and that her spouse was hurting her. Our barista (who asked to remain anonymous) notified security about the note. Chris, one of our security supervisors, did not give up until he was able to find out who the patient was. We shared the information with Renton Police Department, WA, who later found the woman's home and arrested her husband for multiple assault charges. Chris and our barista very likely saved this woman's life.

In another recent event, Security Officers Manu and Butch found a non-verbal 5-year-old boy outside on the Valley campus. They took the boy to the Emergency Department to see if his parents were there. They learned that neither the boy nor any of his family members were Valley patients at the time, but he'd wandered to our campus from an apartment complex across the street. Manu and Butch contacted Renton Police, who said they were looking for a missing 5-year-old. RPD brought the boy's mother to our ED, where the family was reunited.

Security Officer Victor was recognized by ED staff for his exceptional courage and professionalism during a very dangerous encounter with a patient last week. The patient was out of control and under the influence of drugs, hiding in a bathroom where he was attempting to inject drugs with a needle. Victor was able to safely get the patient to the ground and get the needle away from him. Victor also was able to get a bag of unknown white powder out of the patient's mouth, likely preventing a serious overdose. Victor's actions kept other staff from being injured in a volatile situation and may have saved this patient's life.

"Security is often most visible during challenges, even though much of our success happens quietly in the background," said Eric Hamry, Director of Security. "Our officers prove once again they are able maintain the safety and security of patients, family and staff with empathy and compassion. We are extremely proud of our officers, their professionalism and dedication to the organization."

A huge thank you to these dedicated security team members (and our barista!) for their quick thinking and for making sure that our patients, staff, and community members are safe. Your incredible work makes a difference!

At birth, something powerful is quietly left behind — cord blood, rich in stem cells that can help treat life-threatenin...
07/19/2025

At birth, something powerful is quietly left behind — cord blood, rich in stem cells that can help treat life-threatening conditions like leukemia and sickle cell anemia.

Every 3-4 minutes, someone in the U.S. is diagnosed with a blood cancer like leukemia or lymphoma. It can happen to anyone, at any time. But so can a cure.

At Valley Medical Center, you have the opportunity to donate your baby’s cord blood for free, in partnership with Bloodworks Northwest.

It’s safe, painless, and could help save a life — all from a moment already filled with love.

To learn more and become a donor visit: https://bloodworksnw.org/donate/cordblood

Sun’s out, drama’s hotter... but we're chilling. Beat the heat this summer with a few hot (but cooling) tips:Stay hydrat...
07/17/2025

Sun’s out, drama’s hotter... but we're chilling. Beat the heat this summer with a few hot (but cooling) tips:

Stay hydrated – Keep that water bottle close. It's the real bombshell this summer.
Stand on business with SPF – Apply daily and reapply every 2 hours. No ifs, just SPF.
Dress to chill – Loose, light clothes. Yes, body still serving.
Find your shade – Not just your type. Take breaks under cover and protect your eyes – got to witness that Casa Amor drama.
Watch out for red flags – Dizzy? Weak? Nauseous? That’s your body pulling you for a “it’s not you, it’s heatstroke” chat. Get indoors and cool off!

For more heat tips and resources visit: https://www.weather.gov/safety/heat

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400 S 43rd Street
Renton, WA
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