As a non-profit hospital, PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center’s priorities extend well beyond the walls of our facility; we value your health, your family’s well-being and the future of this community.
PeaceHealth Southwest is so much more than a hospital. We are a leader in Clark County, partnering with others to build programs that address critical concerns in our community, including homelessness, food insecurity, mental health and more.
We do this with the help of our philanthropic partners like you. Every gift is a treasure. Every dollar counts. Thank you.
Community support has always been at the heart of our Mission to care for Southwest Washington.
When we set out to reimagine emergency care at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center, we knew it would take bold vision — and a community willing to stand behind it. Together, that vision became reality.
Through the Healthcare Reimagined Campaign, our community raised $74.9 million — the most ambitious fundraising effort in Clark County’s history. Because of that generosity, emergency services at PeaceHealth Southwest have been transformed.
Today, innovative, socially informed care models are reshaping how patients move through the Emergency Department. Expanded space, improved flow and modernized systems ensure patients receive the right care, in the right place, at the right time.
Life is full of uncertainties. Access to exceptional emergency care should not be one of them.
Healthcare Reimagined stands as proof of what is possible when philanthropy powers progress. This is more than a completed campaign — it is a stronger, more responsive system of care for every neighbor who walks through our doors.
Your support of the foundation helps to ensure our continued ability to care for patients in this time of unprecedented need.
You can choose to honor a special physician, nurse, or caregiver who made a positive impact on your patient experience or that of a loved one.
When you include PeaceHealth Foundations in your estate plan, your generosity supports good health, prevention and community well-being.
