About Mason Health

To provide the best patient-centered care in the Pacific Northwest

Service & Relationships

With more than 100 physicians (active, courtesy, consulting) on staff, in 19 specialties, Mason Health has positioned itself to be the pride of the area. Mason Health has more than 740 employees and 100 volunteers waiting to care for the community. The staff and physicians are highly regarded throughout the state. Mason General Hospital is known industry-wide as one of the top rural hospitals in the region and the District is certified by DNV GL. More information about Mason Health's Certification via DNV may be found here: https://www.dnv.com/healthcare/

In 2020, Mason Health joined Practice Greenhealth, the leading nonprofit membership and networking organization for sustainable health care. The mission of Practice Greenhealth is to empower its members to increase their efficiencies and environmental stewardship while improving patient safety and care. Mason Health is the first of the Washington Rural Health Collaborative to join Practice Greenhealth. As a network partner, Mason Health has access to tools, resources and expert knowledge that advance sustainable health care and drive change throughout the organization. To learn more about Practice Greenhealth, visit www.practicegreenhealth.org.

In 2021, Mason General Hospital and Mason Clinic earned its first ENERGY STAR certification for superior energy performance. This certification highlights Mason Health’s continued commitment to environmental stewardship. ENERGY STAR certified buildings and plants are verified to perform in the top 25 percent of buildings nationwide, based on weather-normalized source energy use that takes into account occupancy, hours of operation, and other key metrics. ENERGY STAR is the only energy efficiency certification in the United States that is based on actual, verified energy performance. Mason Health made environmentally conscious decisions when designing and constructing Mason Clinic in 2018 and 2019, creating huge energy savings while still maintaining a commitment to delivering seamless, patient-centered health care.

Public Hospital Districts are community-created, governmental entities authorized by state law to deliver health services—including but not limited to acute hospital care—to district residents and others in the districts’ service areas. Owned and governed by local citizens, hospital districts tailor their services to meet the unique needs of their communities. Learn what a public hospital district and how these structures allow communities to keep their health care local: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1kxDK_adCs