NEW NAME. SAME COURAGEOUS CARE.

Island Hospital is now Island Health.

Since our inception in 1962, Island Hospital has been ingrained in the community serving the region’s healthcare needs. From medical care to health education and specialized services, we have grown up right alongside you.

In 2007, the iconic dome at Island Hospital’s entrance was removed, symbolically ushering in a new era. 2022 will be another milestone in our evolution with the unveiling of our new name and logo, Island Health.

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COVID Information

Case Rates
(14-Day Case Rate per 100,000 Population)

256.04 

Skagit County

278.26 

Island County

501.73 

San Juan County

Data is from the Washington State Department of Health’s COVID-19 Data Dashboard

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Why Choose Island Health?

Patients First

The staff at Island Health is transforming the delivery of healthcare by actively developing relationships with patients to place them in the center of their care.

Courageous Care

Courageous care is at the heart of everything we do. We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to thrive in life and have access to services that enable them to improve and maintain their health.

Community Driven

Our physicians, nurses and staff choose to live in the community where they work. We are neighbors caring for neighbors, proud to encourage you to understand and learn about your health and wellness.

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Upcoming Classes and Screenings
25 May
Board of Commissioners

Regular Board Meeting

This meeting is open to the public. If a member of the community wishes to speak during the open part…

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Stories of Courage

“Don’t ignore yourself. You know what feels wrong.”

— Shae Lewis, RT(R)(M), Diagnostic Imaging patient
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“I learned quickly just how important it is to help people relax.”

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“I’ll tell my story to anyone. Being open is the best way to get a conversation going and hopefully encourage men to get tested.”

— Matt Gill, Island Urology patient
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“I was raised by two great parents who taught me to be strong. ”

— Leslie Hammonds, RRT, Island Cancer Care patient
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“I’m very proud to be a part of this team, and I consider it an honor to live and work in this community.”

— Justin Curran, DO, FACOEP, Emergency Department patient
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