Overlake Medical Center and Clinics

Our Mission is Compassionate care for every life we touch. Our Vision is A vibrant and thriving Eastside health system that enhances the health and well-being of our community. Our Values that drive our behaviors and decision making: I ntegrity - We listen, speak up, and learn from diverse perspectives. We are accountable for creating a transparent, safe and trusting environment for our patients and each other. C ompassion - We enter into every interaction with the goal of demonstrating kindness and warmth, alleviating suffering and anxiety. A gility - We rapidly and thoughtfully improve to provide the highest level of quality and service to exceed the expectations of patients, families and colleagues. R espect - We demonstrate admiration for each person’s unique abilities, qualities and achievements, celebrating the fact that everyone has an opportunity to make a difference. E ngagement - We are fully present in all our actions and work together as a team to provide exceptional care to our patients and achieve our organizational goals and aspirations. Overlake is an award-winning, nonprofit, independently operated regional medical center. We care deeply for our patients, as well as for the region we serve. Our top-notch physicians and nurses deliver superb clinical care while fostering an environment that is inviting, nurturing and one of healing. Overlake Hospital Medical Center is a 337-bed, nonprofit regional medical center offering a full range of advanced medical services to the Puget Sound Region. Led by a volunteer Board of Directors, Overlake employs nearly 2,400 people and has more than 1,000 active and courtesy physicians on staff. Overlake is the only Level III Trauma Center in eastern Puget Sound. The hospital is distinguished for its cardiac services and its award winning surgical services. Overlake has been ranked as a top 100 heart program in the country and is rated as a top performer in the state of Washington. The hospital has received many awards and recognitions both regionally and nationally. Overlake was started by community volunteers, and still depends upon volunteers to support the operations of the hospital.