The 107-bed hospital became the 11th hospital in the MultiCare Health System April 1. Under the deal, the hospital will be renamed MultiCare Capital Medical Center and become a nonprofit facility.
“We’re excited to add Capital Medical Center to our existing network of care in Thurston County and provide our community with more choices, better access and better coordination,” MultiCare Health System CEO and President Bill Robertson said in an April 1 news release. “Expanding access to care allows us to continue to strive toward improving the economic, social, educational and health status of the diverse populations we serve.”
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