Swedish Edmonds Campus
2010.0 miles away
425-640-4000
Swedish Edmonds Campus
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Swedish Edmonds campus includes:
- 217 licensed beds
- 450+ of the most qualified physicians and specialists on medical staff
- 1,400+ staff including clinical and non-clinical personnel
- Full scope of medical and surgical services, including Level IV Trauma emergency medicine, diagnostic, treatment and support services
Your investment supports the vital work of Swedish, the largest not-for-profit health care provider in the Pacific Northwest. Together, we can invest in a healthy tomorrow for you, your loved ones and our entire community.
Your giving supports everything from advanced technology and leading-edge research to patient support services and caregiver fellowships. Our ability to achieve excellence relies heavily on the generosity of donors like you and our volunteers.
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Recognition
U.S. News & World Report - High Performing Hospital in Heart Attack (2024-25)
U.S. News & World Report - High Performing Hospital in Stroke (2024-25)
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News & Information From Our Experts
Get the latest news, important information and updates from Swedish experts.
Leading US health systems launch the Truveta Genome Project, creating the world’s largest and most diverse database to discover the science
2/12/2025
The Regeneron Genetics Center® will sequence up to ten million exomes, helping to accelerate drug discovery and transform patient care.
Do you have RSV or RSV symptoms? You may be eligible for a new study.
2/6/2025
Providence Swedish is a clinical trial site for this important RSV research. Learn more about criteria and how to participate.
Storm Academy inspires young students with health care career exploration
2/5/2025
In partnership with the Seattle Storm and Providence Swedish, Rise Above students were given a space to learn from various health care professionals and ask meaningful questions.
This unique partnership supports access to lifesaving care
1/21/2025
Clinicians from the Providence family of organizations work with Project Access Northwest to strike down longstanding barriers to specialty and primary care.