Founded
in 1896, Deaconess Medical Center was
one of the first hospitals in Spokane. Established
by a compassionate and generous Spokane couple, the
hospital originally had 29 rooms and was staffed
by a small number of Deaconesses and nurses.
And as Spokane and the surrounding
areas grew, so did the hospital. Even in its
earliest inception, the hospital was known for its
patient care and advanced treatment procedures including
infectious disease control, surgery and orthopedics.
The progress and medical advancements
made during those early years set a high standard
that has guided Deaconess and will continue to do
so well into the future—continuous, compassionate
improvements in its services and quality of patient
care.
Today Deaconess is a level II trauma
center with 388-beds, specializing in cardiology, orthopedics,
neonatology, neurology, oncology and much more. Designated
a
Top 100 Hospital in the nation
for Heart Care, four times out of the past seven years,
Deaconess Medical Center continues to lead the industry
in advanced medical care and increased patient safety. |