Renton Valley Hospital Renton Wa

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FAQ about Renton Valley Hospital Renton Wa

What happened to Renton hospital?

Renton Hospital was originally intended to be a temporary war facility. By 1965, the 20-year-old structure was failing. Consultant William E. Murray was hired to plan a new and modern hospital. Murray later became the first administrator of the new facility. At this time, the hospital district expanded to include the Kent School District.

Can Renton be a hospital?

However, nearing completion, it was discovered that Renton was a third-class city and didn't qualify to operate a hospital under Washington law. As a solution, nine local citizens formed The Valley Foundation, Inc., a nonprofit organization that paid $1 a year to lease the facility.

How do I get a free shuttle to Valley Hospital?

Valley’s free, volunteer-operated, shuttle service transports patients and visitors around Valley’s hospital campus. Call the Main Information desk at 425.690.4560, weekdays 8 AM – 4 PM to ask for a ride if you need extra help getting around to or from your car.

When did Valley General Hospital become a hospital?

In 1966, a contest was held to name the new hospital. The winner, VALLEY GENERAL HOSPITAL, was dedicated on October 4, 1969, at its current site. The hospital expanded, added on, and changed over the years. From 1977 to 1983, $23 million was spent adding on a new Emergency Treatment Center, Surgicenter and Children's wing.