From the Knight Ridder Tribune Business News [Washington], January 15, 2004 Woodland Park Hospital, a fixture on Portland’s eastside for more than 40 years, is closing, at least temporarily. The 202-bed hospital’s deteriorating financial condition is forcing the closure, said Ken Perry, chief executive officer of Symphony Healthcare, owner of both Woodland Park and Eastmoreland […]
From Knight Ridder Tribune Business News, September 13 2003 Oregon mental health officials have suspended indefinitely Woodland Park Hospital’s license to admit patients to its psychiatric ward, the second time in three months that the facility has come under state scrutiny. The move came after a patient escaped by crashing through a locked door on […]
From The Portland Business Journal, September 16, 2001 The Crisis Triage Center was the centralized care center for Multnomah County mentally ill needing urgent care. The center served more than 8,700 people in the last fiscal year and still it turned away another 400 patients in emergency vehicles because it was full. The closure of […]
From the Portland Business Journal, September 14, 2001. Not available elsewhere online. The Crisis Triage Center was the centralized care center for Multnomah County mentally ill needing urgent care. The center served more than 8,700 people in the last fiscal year and still it turned away another 400 patients in emergency vehicles because it was […]
From the Portland Business Journal, September 14, 2001. Not available elsewhere online. When the state pulled the operating license for Pacific Gateway hospital after the death of a Mexican national this spring, the county was left without a secure evaluation and holding facility, according to Diane Linn, Multnomah County chair. And while other hospitals have […]
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