Today, on neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) nurses day, we share our thanks and appreciation to these #ProvidenceHeroes who give our tiniest patients and their families compassionate and comprehensive care. These #healthcareheroes passion and dedication is evident every day and their lasting impact is often remembered over decades. Join us in saying THANK YOU to these hardworking professionals. #NeonatalNursesDay #NeonatalNursesWeek
Kadlec Regional Medical Center
Kadlec first opened its doors in 1944 to provide care for the Hanford area workers and their families. Since then, we have grown into a regional medical center that provides care for residents across the Mid-Columbia region of central Washington.
Commitment to a higher standard
We are dedicated to caring for you and your family using advanced technology and medical equipment. Additionally, our staff is committed to providing all our patients with compassionate, high-quality care.
Kadlec is home to a number of advanced services and programs, including:
- The region’s only Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
- An all-digital outpatient imaging center
- An award-winning cardiac care program
Kadlec offers a full spectrum of classes and programs to help support patients, from prenatal and childbirth classes to community lectures.
We rely entirely on support of generous donors and volunteers like you to help fund the health care needs of our community.
Kadlec Foundation, on behalf of its donors, supports the work of Kadlec Regional Medical Center. It's work that's more important than ever with the increasing financial challenges facing health care.
Learn more about Kadlec Foundation
There are a number of opportunities for you to get involved and volunteer your services at Kadlec. From our Junior Volunteer program to our Music Program, we would love for you to be involved.
News & Information From Our Experts
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4/13/2023
The Kadlec Tri-Cities Cancer Center team has earned a perfect accreditation survey to retain the Quality Oncology Practice Initiative (QOPI) Certification.
Kadlec is following state COVID-19 vaccine distribution guidelines and is committed to the safe and equitable distribution of the vaccine. We are encouraged by the interest in the community to receiv
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