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Concept art for a new, proposed Samaritan Hospital includes this artwork of a conceptual entry for the facility. The changes Samaritan proposes would add functions to the new facility that aren't available in the current hospital. Concepts for the hospital are subject to change based on location and the needs of the community.
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Concept art for a new Samaritan Healthcare facility includes outdoor spaces for those recovering from ailments, parking space and native plants.
A fireside waiting room area will allow patients and their loved ones a calm place to be while awaiting appointments.
A labor, delivery, recovery and postpartum room is part of the proposed design for a new Samaritan hospital in Moses Lake.
A modern area for nurses and administrative staff to ensure surgeries are managed properly is part of the Samaritan design proposal.
A small nondenominational chapel is included in the conceptual design for the new hospital facility.
MOSES LAKE – Samaritan Hospital has a 75-year history as being a community hospital. Grant County Public Hospital District No. 1 was formed in 1947 and two years later, with the support of the community, Samaritan Hospital opened in a converted barracks. In 1952, as the area continued to grow, the hospital board of commissioners agreed to construct a new hospital on Samaritan’s current site and it opened in 1955, with an increase to fifty beds.
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