Hospital Patients & Families

Snoqualmie Valley Hospital

Welcome! Whether you are an acute inpatient or a patient in our Swing Bed Program, we are here to serve you. Be assured that quality patient care is our number one priority. Your care will be provided by a multidisciplinary team consisting of physicians, nurses, dietitians, rehabilitation team, pharmacists and social workers.

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Hospital Admission Policy

This policy outlines Snoqualmie Valley Hospital’s admission process, criteria and status. Admission Policy

 

Patient Quality & Safety

Shift changes occur at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. every day. Patient care information will be shared with the oncoming staff followed by a complete assessment of the patient. The nurses use Bar Code Medication Administration. After verbal confirmation of the patient’s name, their ID band is scanned, as is each medication. If the medication has not been ordered for that patient, this system prevents it from being scanned and administered.

 

Hospitalists

Our board certified internal medicine physicians, or hospitalists, care for each patient. These hospitalists may also request consultations with specialty physicians or other specialists during your stay.

Kimberly Witkop, MD

Afshin Bidari, MD

Dhirendra Kumar, MD

Noel Johnson, MD

 

Hospital Uniform Color Code

White Coats – Hospitalist or Pharmacist
Maroon – Nurse
Navy Blue – Certified Nursing Assistant
Gray- Rehabilitation Therapists
Navy Blue – Health Unit Coordinator
Green – Housekeeping
Light Blue – Medical Imaging
Royal Blue – Laboratory
Black Button-Up Shirts – Dietary Services
Maroon Vests – Volunteer
Professional Attire – Social Work / Reception
All Staff wear a name badge

 

Insurance Information

We are contracted with many insurance plans, including the following*:

* If your plan is not listed, please call the number of the back of your insurance card to verify eligibility and benefits.

Questions or Concerns

Please contact our Business Office at 425-831-2310.