Summit Pacific Medical Center

Why is Summit Pacific Medical Center Expanding?

Hear from some of our providers and leadership about why SPMC is expanding in East Grays Harbor County

Phase 1 of the Expansion is Now Complete!

A New Chapter for Summit Pacific

This fall marks an exciting new chapter for Summit Pacific Medical Center and the community it serves. On September 8, Summit Pacific welcomed its first patients into the hospital’s much-anticipated expansion—a milestone made possible through years of planning, teamwork, and strong community support.

The new space was thoughtfully designed to make care more comfortable, accessible, and personal. Every detail reflects Summit Pacific’s commitment to keeping exceptional care close to home.

Highlights of the Expansion

• Twenty private Acute Care Unit rooms that offer privacy, dignity, and a peaceful healing environment
• Restorative Care Program, providing rehabilitative support for patients recovering from illness, injury, or surgery—right here in Grays Harbor County
• Enhanced comfort and connection, with spaces built to promote healing and support time with family and friends

• Additional trauma rooms
• Increased capacity
• A new helipad



When complete in 2026, these improvements will help Summit Pacific deliver faster, more efficient emergency care—right when it’s needed most.

PROJECT DETAILS

• Expansion Size: 41,811 Square-Feet
• Renovation Size: 6,400 Square-Feet
• Total Construction Size: 79,911 Square-Feet
• Construction Manager: Dick Bratton
• General Contractor: Absher Construction
• Architect: Mahlum Architects
• Cost: $55 million project; $48 million construction cost

Patient Areas

• New expanded and remodeled Emergency Department
• New and expanded Acute Care Unit
• New MRI Suite
• New reflection room
• New family waiting room

Other Features

• New Emergency Department Entrance
• New staff lounge
• New split conference room
• New facilities engineering office
• New bulk oxygen system
• New rooftop helipad

Remodel

• Remodel kitchen and dining area
• Remodel to expand Central Supply
• Remodel existing facilities building for new Environmental Services Office

Project Timeline

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