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Critical access hospital · WA

PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT #4 KING COUNTY WASHINGTON

$53,458,909Net patient revenueWhat the hospital took in for treating patients, after discounts.
-8.5%Left after the cost of careWhat was left after their care was paid for; below zero means it cost more than it brought in.
3.1%Charity careCare given free or discounted, as a share of what patients brought in.
5.1%Uncompensated careCharity care plus bills that went unpaid, on the same basis.

From this hospital’s Medicare cost report for the year ended 31 December 2024. Every figure on this page names the cell it came from.

  • 1Registered locations
  • 1Associated locations
  • 9Contract pharmacies
  • 7With no end date
  • 1 July 2011In 340B since

Finances, as filed

From this hospital’s Medicare cost report for the year ended 31 December 2024.

FigureAs filedWhere it comes from
Net patient revenue$53,458,909CMS-2552-10 worksheet G300000 line 300 column 100
Total operating expenses$58,020,510CMS-2552-10 worksheet G300000 line 400 column 100
Income from service to patients−$4,561,601CMS-2552-10 worksheet G300000 line 500 column 100
Charity care, at charges$1,783,662CMS-2552-10 worksheet S100001 line 2000 column 300
Charity care, at cost$1,647,551CMS-2552-10 worksheet S100001 line 2300 column 300
Bad debt expense$1,702,800CMS-2552-10 worksheet S100001 line 2600 column 100
Uncompensated care, at cost$2,720,288CMS-2552-10 worksheet S100001 line 3000 column 100
Total facility beds25CMS-2552-10 worksheet S300001 line 1400 column 200
Cost-to-charge ratio0.6351CMS-2552-10 worksheet S100001 line 100 column 100

Cost report filed under CMS certification number 501338 for 1 January 2024 to 31 December 2024, as submitted. The public file it was read from.

Where this hospital sits among its peers

Each figure’s position among critical access hospitals in Washington that file a Medicare cost report. A position, not a score: the hospitals are counted, not ranked.

  • 89thpercentile of 35 critical access hospitals in WashingtonCharity care
  • 81stpercentile of 37 critical access hospitals in WashingtonUncompensated care
  • 38thpercentile of 37 critical access hospitals in WashingtonLeft after the cost of care
  • 55thpercentile of 38 critical access hospitals in WashingtonContract pharmacies

Among hospitals of the same type in Washington

Every critical access hospital in Washington that files a Medicare cost report carrying both figures — 35 hospitals, each at its own reporting year. Across the bottom: how much of what the hospital took in from patients went to charity care. Up the side: what it had left after the cost of serving them. Both come straight from the filings.

0.0%2.0%4.0%6.0%-60.0%-40.0%-20.0%0.0%20.0%ASTRIA SUNNYSIDE HOSPITAL — charity care 2.3% of patient revenue, 7.1% left after the cost of careCASCADE MEDICAL CENTER — charity care 1.6% of patient revenue, -7.7% left after the cost of careColumbia County Hospital District dba Dayton General Hospital — charity care 0.6% of patient revenue, -10.8% left after the cost of careDouglas, Grant, Lincoln, Okanogan Counties Public Hospital District #6 — charity care 1.2% of patient revenue, -3.7% left after the cost of careEast Adams Public Hospital District #2 DBA East Adams Rural Hospital — charity care 0.2% of patient revenue, -50.2% left after the cost of careFERRY COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL — charity care 0.1% of patient revenue, -24.5% left after the cost of careGARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL — charity care 0.8% of patient revenue, -5.0% left after the cost of careGrant County Public Hospital District #3, dba Columbia Basin Hospital — charity care 1.4% of patient revenue, -6.2% left after the cost of careGrays Harbor County Public Hospital District No. 1 DBA Summit Pacific Medical Center — charity care 2.2% of patient revenue, -7.5% left after the cost of careJEFFERSON HEALTHCARE — charity care 1.2% of patient revenue, -4.7% left after the cost of careKITTITAS COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT #1 — charity care 0.8% of patient revenue, 0.3% left after the cost of careKlickitat County Public Hospital District #2, d/b/a Skyline Hospital — charity care 0.7% of patient revenue, -6.4% left after the cost of careKlickitat County Public Hospital District No 1 DBA Klickitat Valley Health — charity care 2.6% of patient revenue, -5.5% left after the cost of careLAKE CHELAN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL — charity care 1.9% of patient revenue, -9.1% left after the cost of careLEWIS COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT #1 DBA ARBOR HEALTH — charity care 1.4% of patient revenue, -3.1% left after the cost of careLincoln County Public Hospital District 1 dba Odessa Memorial Healthcare Center — charity care 0.9% of patient revenue, -21.7% left after the cost of careLincoln County Public Hospital District No. 3 — charity care 0.5% of patient revenue, -1.5% left after the cost of careMASON GENERAL HOSPITAL — charity care 2.5% of patient revenue, -5.8% left after the cost of careNORTH VALLEY HOSPITAL — charity care 2.6% of patient revenue, -14.7% left after the cost of careOkanogan County Public Hospital District No. 3 Dba Mid-Valley Hospital — charity care 5.4% of patient revenue, -4.6% left after the cost of carePEACEHEALTH D/B/A PEACE ISLAND MEDICAL CENTER — charity care 3.4% of patient revenue, -9.1% left after the cost of carePend Oreille County Public Hospital District #1 DBA Newport Community Hospital — charity care 1.5% of patient revenue, 1.9% left after the cost of carePROSSER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL — charity care 2.1% of patient revenue, 6.5% left after the cost of careProvidence Mount Carmel Hospital — charity care 2.3% of patient revenue, 10.4% left after the cost of careProvidence St Joseph's Hospital of Chewelah — charity care 2.4% of patient revenue, 7.8% left after the cost of carePublic Hospital District #1-A DBA Pullman Regional Hospital — charity care 0.5% of patient revenue, -3.9% left after the cost of careQUINCY VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER — charity care 3.3% of patient revenue, -25.7% left after the cost of careST ELIZABETH HOSPITAL — charity care 2.3% of patient revenue, 6.9% left after the cost of careTHREE RIVERS HOSPITAL — charity care 3.1% of patient revenue, -16.1% left after the cost of careTRI-STATE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL — charity care 1.6% of patient revenue, -1.2% left after the cost of careUNITED GENERAL MEDICAL CENTER — charity care 3.5% of patient revenue, 7.8% left after the cost of careWHIDBEY GENERAL HOSPITAL — charity care 0.1% of patient revenue, -17.2% left after the cost of careWhitman Hospital and Medical Center — charity care 0.6% of patient revenue, -24.7% left after the cost of careWILLAPA HARBOR HOSPITAL — charity care 2.8% of patient revenue, -4.1% left after the cost of carePUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT #4 KING COUNTY WASHINGTON — this hospitalThis hospitalCharity care, as a share of what patients brought inLeft after the cost of care

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Hospitals plotted above, with the figures at full precision
HospitalWhereCharity care, share of patient revenueLeft after the cost of careYear ended
ASTRIA SUNNYSIDE HOSPITALSUNNYSIDE, WA2.3%7.1%2024-12-31
CASCADE MEDICAL CENTERLEAVENWORTH, WA1.6%-7.7%2024-12-31
Columbia County Hospital District dba Dayton General HospitalDayton, WA0.6%-10.8%2024-12-31
Douglas, Grant, Lincoln, Okanogan Counties Public Hospital District #6Grand Coulee, WA1.2%-3.7%2024-12-31
East Adams Public Hospital District #2 DBA East Adams Rural HospitalRitzville, WA0.2%-50.2%2024-12-31
FERRY COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITALREPUBLIC, WA0.1%-24.5%2024-12-31
GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITALPOMEROY, WA0.8%-5.0%2024-12-31
Grant County Public Hospital District #3, dba Columbia Basin HospitalEphrata, WA1.4%-6.2%2024-12-31
Grays Harbor County Public Hospital District No. 1 DBA Summit Pacific Medical CenterElma, WA2.2%-7.5%2024-12-31
JEFFERSON HEALTHCAREPort Townsend, WA1.2%-4.7%2024-12-31
KITTITAS COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT #1ELLENSBURG, WA0.8%0.3%2024-12-31
Klickitat County Public Hospital District #2, d/b/a Skyline HospitalWhite Salmon, WA0.7%-6.4%2024-12-31
Klickitat County Public Hospital District No 1 DBA Klickitat Valley HealthGoldendale, WA2.6%-5.5%2024-12-31
LAKE CHELAN COMMUNITY HOSPITALCHELAN, WA1.9%-9.1%2024-12-31
LEWIS COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT #1 DBA ARBOR HEALTHMORTON, WA1.4%-3.1%2024-12-31
Lincoln County Public Hospital District 1 dba Odessa Memorial Healthcare CenterOdessa, WA0.9%-21.7%2024-12-31
Lincoln County Public Hospital District No. 3Davenport, WA0.5%-1.5%2024-12-31
MASON GENERAL HOSPITALSHELTON, WA2.5%-5.8%2024-12-31
NORTH VALLEY HOSPITALTONASKET, WA2.6%-14.7%2024-12-31
Okanogan County Public Hospital District No. 3 Dba Mid-Valley HospitalOmak, WA5.4%-4.6%2024-12-31
PEACEHEALTH D/B/A PEACE ISLAND MEDICAL CENTERFRIDAY HARBOR, WA3.4%-9.1%2025-06-30
Pend Oreille County Public Hospital District #1 DBA Newport Community HospitalNewport, WA1.5%1.9%2024-12-31
PROSSER MEMORIAL HOSPITALPROSSER, WA2.1%6.5%2024-12-31
Providence Mount Carmel HospitalColville, WA2.3%10.4%2024-12-31
Providence St Joseph's Hospital of ChewelahChewelah, WA2.4%7.8%2024-12-31
Public Hospital District #1-A DBA Pullman Regional HospitalPullman, WA0.5%-3.9%2024-12-31
PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT #4 KING COUNTY WASHINGTON — this hospitalSNOQUALMIE, WA3.1%-8.5%2024-12-31
QUINCY VALLEY MEDICAL CENTERQUINCY, WA3.3%-25.7%2024-12-31
ST ELIZABETH HOSPITALENUMCLAW, WA2.3%6.9%2025-06-30
THREE RIVERS HOSPITALBREWSTER, WA3.1%-16.1%2024-12-31
TRI-STATE MEMORIAL HOSPITALClarkston, WA1.6%-1.2%2024-12-31
UNITED GENERAL MEDICAL CENTERSEDRO WOOLLEY, WA3.5%7.8%2025-06-30
WHIDBEY GENERAL HOSPITALCOUPEVILLE, WA0.1%-17.2%2024-12-31
Whitman Hospital and Medical CenterColfax, WA0.6%-24.7%2024-12-31
WILLAPA HARBOR HOSPITALSouth Bend, WA2.8%-4.1%2024-12-31

Earlier years

One cost report is on file for this hospital, for the year ended 31 December 2024. There is no earlier year to set beside it.

Changes recorded

Nothing on this record has moved since it was first read here on 6 September 2026.

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Velarion Records, “PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT #4 KING COUNTY WASHINGTON” (340B ID CAH501338-00), citing the HRSA 340B OPAIS Covered Entity Daily Report, file 340B_CoveredEntity_Daily_20260907_110549.xlsx. https://velarionrecords.com/340b/CAH501338-00

Register detail and identifiers

Participation, as filed

Participating
TRUE
Participation start date
1 July 2011
Certification date
10 August 2026
Record last edited
10 August 2026

Identifiers

340B ID
CAH501338-00
Entity type as filed
CAH
CMS certification number
501338
Rural
No

9801 Frontier Ave SE, SNOQUALMIE WA 98065

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340B IDNameTypeWhereParticipating
CAH501338-01PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO 4 KING - Family MedicineCAHSNOQUALMIE, WATRUE

Associated locations

OrganizationAddressWhere
PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT #4 KING COUNTY WASHINGTON9801 Frontier Ave SESNOQUALMIE WA 98065

Pharmacy contracts

PharmacyWhereBeginsEnds
FRED MEYER STORESISSAQUAH, WA1 October 2026no end date filed
HEALTHY OPTIONS INCPORTLAND, OR1 January 2020no end date filed
QFC PHARMACY #821ISSAQUAH, WA1 October 2026no end date filed
QFC PHARMACY #829NORTH BEND, WA1 July 2019no end date filed
QFC PHARMACY #840ISSAQUAH, WA1 October 2026no end date filed
SAFEWAY INCNORTH BEND, WA1 April 2018no end date filed
SAFEWAY INC..RIDGEFIELD, WA1 July 2026no end date filed
BARTELL DRUGS #06975SNOQUALMIE, WA1 April 201829 May 2025
BARTELL DRUGS #06917NORTH BEND, WA1 April 201821 May 2025

Every figure on this page is printed as it appears in the HRSA 340B OPAIS Covered Entity Daily Report, file 340B_CoveredEntity_Daily_20260907_110549.xlsx, stamped by its publisher 7 September 2026. This record has been read here since 6 September 2026.