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U.S. State / FIPS 53

Washington

Washington has 39 counties, 2,574 public schools and 100 Medicare-certified hospitals reporting to CMS — the 60 carrying an overall star rating average 3.23 out of 5.

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At a glance

Counts come from the current release; nothing here is estimated.

Public schools

2,574schools

School districts

348districts

Hospitals

100facilities

Counties

39counties

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Federal money

Obligations recorded against a place of performance in Washington. An obligation is a legal commitment to pay, not cash out the door — outlays follow later, sometimes by years.

Obligations, FY2025

$89.5B

25th of 56 among states

Per resident

$11,6192020 population

Change since FY2017

+53%nominal

Fiscal years covered

9years

Federal obligations in Washington, FY2017–FY2025
$60B$80B$100B
$90B
201720212025
View as table
PeriodObligations
2017$58B
2018$61B
2019$67B
2020$87B
2021$99B
2022$79B
2023$85B
2024$85B
2025$90B

Figures are nominal — not adjusted for inflation — because USAspending publishes them that way and adjusting them here would mean this site had edited a government figure. The per-resident figure divides by the 2020 decennial count, which is the population USAspending carries; a 2020 denominator against 2025 spending overstates per-head figures wherever a place has grown since. Washington ranks 25th of 56 on this measure in FY2025.

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Most complete reporters

Hospitals reporting the most quality measures to CMS. More measures means a fuller public record, not necessarily better care — the two are easy to confuse and are kept separate here.

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Hospitals in Washington

40 of 100 shown, ordered by how complete their public record is.

Hospitals in Washington
HospitalCityCountyCMS rating
Astria Sunnyside HospitalSunnysideYakima County
Capital Medical CenterOlympiaThurston County
Cascade Valley HospitalArlingtonSnohomish County
Confluence Health HospitalWenatcheeChelan County
Deaconess Medical CenterSpokaneSpokane County
Evergreenhealth Medical CenterKirklandKing County
Evergreenhealth MonroeMonroeSnohomish County
Grays Harbor Community HospitalAberdeenGrays Harbor County
Harborview Medical CenterSeattleKing County
Highline Medical CenterBurienKing County
Island HospitalAnacortesSkagit County
Jefferson HealthcarePort TownsendJefferson County
Kadlec Regional Medical CenterRichlandBenton County
Legacy Salmon Creek Medical CenterVancouverClark County
Lourdes Medical CenterPascoFranklin County
Mason General Hospital & Family of ClinicsSheltonMason County
Multicare Auburn Medical CenterAuburnKing County
Multicare Covington Medical CenterCovingtonKing County
Multicare Good Samaritan HospitalPuyallupPierce County
Multicare Valley HospitalSpokane ValleySpokane County
Olympic Medical CenterPort AngelesClallam County
Overlake Hospital Medical Center & ClinicsBellevueKing County
Peacehealth Southwest Medical CenteVancouverClark County
Peacehealth St John Medical CenterLongviewCowlitz County
Peacehealth St Joseph Medical CenterBellinghamWhatcom County
Peacehealth United General Medical CenterSedro WoolleySkagit County
Prosser Memorial HospitalProsserBenton County
Prov Sacred Hrt Med Ctr & Childs Hosp.SpokaneSpokane County
Providence Centralia HospitalCentraliaLewis County
Providence Holy Family HospitalSpokaneSpokane County
Providence Mount Carmel HospitalColvilleStevens County
Providence Regional Medical Center EverettEverettSnohomish County
Providence St Mary Medical CenterWalla WallaWalla Walla County
Providence St Peter HospitalOlympiaThurston County
Pullman Regional HospitalPullmanWhitman County
Samaritan HospitalMoses LakeGrant County
Seattle Va Medical Center (Va Puget Sound Healthcare System)SeattleKing County
Skagit Valley HospitalMount VernonSkagit County
St Anthony HospitalGig HarborPierce County
St Clare HospitalLakewoodPierce County
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School districts in Washington

The 40 largest of 348 by enrollment. The full list, and every school in each district, is on the districts page.

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