Ferry County Memorial Hospital
36 Klondike Road
Republic, WA 99166
(509) 775-3333
TDD/TTY (509) 775-2345
Ferry County Memorial Hospital was established in Republic, Washington in 1945 and moved to its present, modern facility in June of 1974. Until 1989, the Hospital was operated by the Ferry County Hospital Association, a private group composed of members of the community.
In 1989, the community voted its support to the hospital by forming
Ferry County Hospital District #1, a public taxing district. This tax
support provides the hospital with a stable monetary base for
operations.
The public district is composed of the Ferry County Memorial Hospital (which includes
a long-term care unit), the Republic Medical Clinic,
Curlew Clinic, Klondike Hills Assisted Living and a Rehab/Fitness
Center. See Growing for the
Future for information on new construction, new equipment,
new staff and new procedures available.
The Republic and Curlew Medical Clinics will be providing complimentary heart-health risk assessments and other services. Download the flyer (77KB Word document) for details, or check the calendar for available days.
February 5th was "Go Red for Women" day. The
event was publicized locally by the Republic
Medical Clinic, and enjoyed strong support throughout the
community.
For
more information, visit the
American
Heart Association home page or
Go Red.
The mission of the hospital and clinic system is to provide a high-quality, professional medical system to care for the healthcare needs of those who live in Ferry County.
Diabetes and Cardiac Wellness classes have started. If you would like to join, you may get more information here.
See the Job Openings page for more information on the new openings, and to see all our current employment opportunities.
FCPHD hosts a portable MRI unit twice monthly. The MRI van is here every other Wednesday, from 8:00 am until 4:00 pm. Please call the Radiology department at (509) 775-3333 to schedule an appointment.
This site includes links on the left to the Hospital
District's policies regarding credit and the Death with Dignity
Act (Initiative 1000). Please feel free to review these
policies. If you have any comment, use the "Contact Us" link to
provide feedback.
Note:
You need a PDF reader to view these policies, the
Healthy Living brochures, and
the Employment Application. If you do
not have this software,
download Acrobat Reader
here.