Pullman Regional Hospital Expansion Work Continues This Winter

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The first phase of a major expansion project at Pullman Regional Hospital in Washington is continuing this winter, with work on expanding the Emergency Department and constructing a new laboratory facility. The multi-year expansion is primarily funded by a $27.5 million bond approved by Pullman voters four years ago.

Why it matters

The Pullman Regional Hospital expansion aims to modernize and upgrade the facility to better serve the growing healthcare needs of the local community. As one of the main medical centers in the region, the hospital's improvements will have a significant impact on the quality and accessibility of care for residents.

The details

According to a Facebook post from Pullman Regional Hospital, there is currently scaffolding outside the ER entrance at the back of the hospital, which remains open during construction. The phased expansion project began last fall and is focused on expanding the Emergency Department and building a new laboratory facility.

• Work on the Pullman Regional Hospital expansion began last fall.
• The $27.5 million bond to fund the expansion was approved by Pullman voters four years ago.

What’s next

The hospital has not provided a specific timeline for when the current phase of expansion work is expected to be completed.