A spokesperson for the Tukwila, Wash.-based hospital told Becker’s the 137-bed psychiatric facility will close by July 31 due to financial challenges.
“Through COVID and other complexities, Cascade proudly remained steadfast in our commitment to our patients and community. However, the breadth of challenges created a situation where the long-term viability of the hospital was no longer sustainable,” the spokesperson said. “Prior to our closure, Cascade will work with state and local agencies to ensure an orderly transition of remaining patients to the appropriate services as determined by the clinical treatment team.”
Cascade opened in 2013 and was purchased from Seattle-based Highline Medical Center by Franklin, Tenn.-based Acadia Healthcare in 2014.
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