Quincy Valley Medical Center

Our 24/7 emergency department provides immediate care for acute injuries and medical conditions. Board-certified physicians and specialized staff treat trauma cases, cardiac emergencies, and urgent health issues with advanced diagnostic equipment and rapid response protocols. Patients receive timely interventions in a fully equipped emergency setting.

Customized rehabilitation programs help patients recover mobility and manage chronic conditions. Licensed therapists use evidence-based techniques including manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, and modalities for post-surgical recovery, sports injuries, and neurological conditions. Treatment plans focus on restoring function and preventing future injuries.

Our CLIA-certified lab offers comprehensive diagnostic testing with rapid turnaround times. Services include blood work, urinalysis, microbiology, and specialized testing for chronic disease management. On-site phlebotomy services and automated systems ensure accurate results for both inpatients and outpatients.

We provide 24/7 emergency care with board-certified physicians and advanced diagnostic equipment for trauma, cardiac emergencies, and urgent medical conditions.

Use our Patient Portal to securely access test results, appointment history, and personal health information. Registration is available through our website.

Yes, we provide a sliding fee schedule based on family size and household income. Contact our billing department for application details and eligibility requirements.

We offer physical, occupational, and speech therapy services with personalized treatment plans. Our therapists specialize in post-surgical rehabilitation and chronic condition management.

My father has been a patient here for 10 years, & his doctor broke the patient/doctor confeditiality law. The Doctor went above & beyond what he WASN'T suppose to do, & ABSOLUTLEY NOTHING WAS DONE ABOUT IT. I took the steps to have what he did looked in to, but not a thing was done, nor what he did was reversed. My father has since changed his doctor & clinic, but fair warning, this clinic, & a lot of the health care workers in it, could care less about 99.9% of the patients & their well being. A patient is supposed to trust their doctor, & doctors take a vow to do their best when it comes to their patients well being & health. This clinic is an exception to that vow.

Multiple visits we have been left waiting for long periods only to be brushed off. My husband had sliced into his thumb and the doctor didn't even come in the room to look at it, just talked from the hallway. My daughter once fell and hit the corner of a table and split her lip (it was split in a V shape and fairly deep) they said put neosporin on it it would be fine. It did not heal straight and now causes occasional pain. We have been told by other doctors she should have had several stitches. So now despite living in close proximity to this hospital we drive all the way to Wenatchee even when we are going to the ER.

My partner suffers from schizophrenia. She was having a fairly bad episode and was suicidal, so I called 911. When police and EMTs arrived, she was panicking and kind of out of it. She kept asking if she could take her service dog (he was prescribed by her psychiatrist, and is a trained service animal for PTSD) They refused, which caused her to panic even more. I told them that he was for her PTSD and reminded them that the ADA 2010 states that service dogs can not be excluded from public places, including hospitals.

The paramedic informed me that he called the hospital and was told by Dr. Domingus that her dog was not allowed, and that Washington State is not bound by the ADA. Aside from the obvious illegality of this treatment, its sad that when someone comes to them for psychiatric help they care so insensitive to the needs of the patient.

Literally slime when it comes to setting a standard for medical care. US health care is baseline trash. This place is the slime that seeps from the bottom of a broken waste bin. Thought I was having a heart attack, went to the ER, waited in a room for 3 hours and had maybe 10 minutes of actual human contact. Just got a $1100 bill to pay out of pocket. I hate this place and this garbage system.