New Samaritan feasibility study completed, submitted
Nursing student Shalon Gough (left) and nursing instructor Katherine Christian (right) consult at a nurse's station at Samaritan Hospital. Samaritan officials have completed a second study looking at the feasibility of a new hospital.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald
Nursing student Shalon Gough (left) consults with nursing instructor Katherine Christian (right) in a nurse's station at Samaritan Hospital. A second study on Samaritan's ability to pay back loans to build a new hospital has been completed.
Certified nurse assistant Amanda Watkins (front) and registered nurse Holly Perry (back) enter data in a nurse's station at Samaritan Hospital. Samaritan officials have completed a second study to determine the feasibility of paying back loans to build a new hospital.
A sign announces the proposed location for the new Samaritan Hospital on Yonezawa Boulevard. Samaritan officials completed a second study to determine whether the feasibility of paying back loans to build the new facility.
MOSES LAKE — Whether construction starts this year on a new Samaritan Hospital depends on when officials hear on the fate of their request from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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