About Mason Health

With more than 100 physicians (active, courtesy, consulting) on staff, in 19 specialties, Mason Health is a Public Hospital District and is an independent health system that has positioned itself to be the pride of the area.

Mission

United Community, Empowered People, Exceptional Health

Scope Magazine

Scope is mailed out three to four times a year to households in Mason County. It encompasses news and happenings at Mason Health, including new and featured providers. Click below to learn more.

March 2024 SCOPE Cover
Mason General Hospital sign at main entrance

History of Mason Health

Public Hospital District No. 1 of Mason County, now known as Mason Health, was established in 1968. The Mason Clinic and Mason General Hospital (a Critical Access Hospital) and Hoodsport Family Clinic comprise PHD No. 1 of Mason County. Mason Health provides exceptional healthcare and we are known throughout Washington as one of the highest rated rural hospitals districts in the Washington state. Many people move to Mason County for the quality of life, and soon, they too learn about the quality of healthcare available at Mason Health.

Mason Health's mission is United Community, Empowered People, Exceptional Health. It is MasonHealth's vision to provide the best patient-centered care in the Pacific Northwest. Mason General Hospital is a licensed and accredited acute care hospital. It has earned, through extensive specialized training and meeting stringent qualifications, a level four trauma designation. Mason General features a level four trauma designation emergency department that operates 24/7 and it is staffed by board certified emergency services physicians, emergency services trained nurses and staff. Mason Health also has an intensive care unit that extends privacy to the most critical patients and is pleased to have the honor of serving Mason County's patients and community members for more than fifty years.