Washington Hospital Healthcare System (WHHS)

Opened in 1958, Washington Hospital Healthcare System has grown to include a 341-bed, acute-care hospital; the Taylor McAdam Bell Neuroscience Institute; The Gamma Knife® Center; Washington Radiation Oncology Center; Washington Outpatient Surgery Center;Washington Outpatient Rehabilitation Center; Washington Institute for Joint Restoration and Research; Washington Township Medical Foundation; and Washington West, a complex which housesWashington Women’s Center, Outpatient Imaging Center, Sandy Amos RN Infusion Center, Washington Urgent Care and additional outpatient hospital services and administrative facilities.

Mission Statement

As the local Health Care District, our mission is to meet the healthcare needs of the District residents through medical services, education and research.

Within this scope, Washington Township Health Care District is committed to assuming the leadership role in improving and maintaining the health status of the residents by:

• Identifying and assessing community healthcare needs.
• Developing mechanisms to respond to the identified need within the financial capabilities of the District.
• Committing to a culture of patient safety and accountability.
• Adopting identified best practices.
• Providing access to high quality, cost-effective health services through an integrated delivery system.
• Partnering with a diverse medical staff and other providers to meet the health care needs of district residents.
• Providing appropriate employee, professional and community educational resources to enhance patient care and health promotion throughout the District.

Vision

To support the fulfillment of the mission, the District's strategic vision is to be the regional medical center of choice in Southern Alameda County offering quality services that span the full range of care within the available financial resources.