University of Washington Medical Center-Montlake
Seattle, WA98195-6340
GovernmentUrbanAcute Care HospitalsCCN 500008
UW Medical Center opened as University Hospital in 1959 and quickly became a leader in healthcare innovation and standard setting for safe, high-quality patient care. In 2012, the 273,000-square-foot Montlake Tower opened with expanded space for oncology services, radiology and the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
Quality ratings
Star Rating
3 / 5
Overall rating
Safety Grade
B
Hospital safety
Patient Experience
—
Patient satisfaction
Beds
683
Inpatient capacity
24/7 EmergencyBirthing-Friendly
Annual volume
Admissions
27,320
Per year
ED visits
55,781
Per year
Daily census
508
Average
FT personnel
4,641
Staff count
Surgical volume
Inpatient surgeries
8,792
Per year
Outpatient surgeries
19,834
Per year
Services on site
MRI
Industry payments (2024)
Total
$7.2M
All industry payments
Research
$0
Research payments
Payments
484
Transaction count
- Genentech, Inc.$1.0M
- ABBVIE INC.$729K
- Gilead Sciences, Inc.$604K
- Boston Scientific Corporation$422K
- Illumina, Inc.$352K
Source: CMS Open Payments (Sunshine Act) — drug and device-maker payments to this teaching hospital.
On LinkedIn
Employees
3,178
LinkedIn
Followers
13,180
LinkedIn
Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
LinkedIn
Location
Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WASeattle--Tacoma, WAKing County
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