Intensive Care Unit

In Pullman Regional Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit (ICU), you will receive exceptional care from an interdisciplinary team trained in critical care. In the ICU we provide continuous cardiac and respiratory monitoring including life support if necessary. Our on-site hospitalist program provides a coordinated approach to your care with critical care expertise. This valuable service provides our patients and their families access to a physician specializing in the care of our patients.

A Team Approach

Your healthcare team will include Physicians, Nurses, Certified Nursing Assistants, Respiratory Therapists, Pharmacists, Rehabilitation Therapists (PT, OT, ST), Dietitians, and Social workers.

You are the center of focus for our team. You can expect that the ICU team will include you or your representative in decisions related to your care.  We will also keep you and your family well-informed of any significant changes in your condition.

We realize that having enough staff is important in your care, so you never feel rushed. We are committed to providing staffing levels that allows staff time to spend with you and give you the prompt service and attention you deserve. 

Designed with you Mind

ICU patient rooms are spacious and private, ensuring a comfortable stay for patients and guests. We understand that family and friends are important when you are ill; these rooms were designed with patient and family needs in mind. 

As a level IV Trauma Center, level III Stroke Center, and level II Cardiac Center, Pullman Regional Hospital provides 24-hour immediate coverage by emergency medicine physicians and the prompt availability of general surgeons and anesthesia providers.  We hope you don’t need our services, but if you become seriously ill and need intensive care treatment, we are here and ready to care for you.

 

Medical Surgical Unit

At Pullman Regional Hospital, we take a lot of pride in our nursing staff and their capabilities. Our staff consistently receives outstanding scores on patient satisfaction surveys, ranking in the top percentile on a national level. Orthopedic and post-operative care are some of our specialties. Your healthcare team will include Surgeons/Physicians, Nurses, Certified Nursing Assistants, Respiratory Therapists, Pharmacists, Rehabilitation Therapists (PT,OT,ST), Dietitians, and Social Workers.

Our Patients Are Our Focus

You are the center of focus for our team. You can expect to be included in decisions related to your care and that you and your family will be kept well-informed of any significant changes in your condition.

We realize that having enough staff is important in your care, and we are committed to providing staffing levels that allow staff to spend time with you and give you the prompt service and attention you deserve so you never feel rushed.

We understand that family and friends are an important part of your healing and care. Our patient rooms are spacious and private, ensuring a comfortable stay for you and your guests. Each room has free wireless internet and cable TV. We provide room service meals, at no additional charge, for patients between 7 am to 7 pm.

 

Hospitalist Services

If your healthcare requires a stay at Pullman Regional Hospital, you’ll be cared for by a kind of doctor you may not be familiar with: a hospitalist.

One of the fastest growing fields of medicine, hospitalists specialize in in-patient stays as their primary focus of care, communicating with the patient, their family and the nursing staff about a patient’s course of treatment.

These doctors practice in the hospital, ordering appropriate diagnostic tests, monitoring their patients' conditions, making treatment decisions with input from primary care doctors and coordinating patient care among all members of the hospital staff. This provides continuity of care, and it’s not hard to see why a growing trend of research suggests hospitalists improve the overall quality of patient care.

Hospitalists are readily available, able to recognize and react quickly to any changes in their patient's condition. Another asset is a specialized skill set in treating health problems common among hospitalized patients, such as pneumonia, infections, heart attacks and congestive heart failure.