SW Washington Medical Center

SW Washington Medical Center is a medical facility in Vancouver, Washington, providing a wide range of healthcare services through PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center. Located at 5400 MacArthur Blvd, it serves patients with emergency care, cardiology, obstetrics, neurosciences, imaging, rehabilitation, and specialized treatments including trauma care and neonatal intensive care. The center operates 24 hours a day and offers services such as family medicine, surgery, physical therapy, and cancer care. It is part of a larger nonprofit healthcare system serving communities across Washington, Oregon, and Alaska. Despite a single review with a 1.00 rating, the facility is known for its comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care, with multiple specialty departments and support services.

PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center is a regional healthcare hub with dedicated programs including the Thomas and Sandra Young Neurosciences Center, the Kearney Breast Center, and the Holtzman Twins Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. It maintains a strong focus on community health through initiatives like the Healthy Communities Blog and partnerships with local organizations. The hospital offers spiritual care, interpreter services, and patient financial assistance, and it supports medical education through residency and continuing education programs. Its leadership team emphasizes safety, accessibility, and community involvement, reflecting a long-standing commitment to serving the Pacific Northwest.

The medical center is situated on MacArthur Blvd, approximately a quarter-mile from Dubois Park and the Vanco Driving Range, and just a short distance from East Mill Plain Boulevard. It lies within close proximity to McLoughlin Middle School and Heights Fire Station 3, placing it in a well-connected neighborhood with access to local amenities and public services.

While the facility has not yet demonstrated strong ratings or reviews, it functions as a vital regional medical center with a broad scope of services, including trauma care, specialized surgery, and comprehensive women’s health programs. Its role as a 24-hour emergency and trauma center underscores its importance in the community. As a cornerstone of healthcare in Vancouver, it continues to support the region’s health needs through a wide array of clinical and community-based services.

Services:

• Cardiology
• Emergency Department and Trauma Center
• Family Birth Center
• Holtzman Twins Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
• Home Health Services
• Inpatient Rehabilitation
• Medical Training and Continuing Education
• Primary and Specialty Care