Samaritan posts operating loss for first two months of 2026
Jason Wilbur, Graham Construction, removes the cover from the Emergency department sign at the new Samaritan Hospital March 6. Moving expenses contributed to an operating loss for Samaritan in February.
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MOSES LAKE — Samaritan Healthcare posted net revenue losses in January and February, and while hospital officials anticipated some red ink, the losses were larger than the budget projections. Samaritan posted an operating loss of about $1.4 million in February and about $486,500 in January.
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