Forks Community Hospital is a 17-bed acute care inpatient facility and 36-bed long-term care facility serving approximately 11,500 residents of western Clallam and Jefferson counties (the "West End"). The West End is isolated from the rest of the Olympic Peninsula by the vast land holdings of Olympic National Park, Olympic National Forest, and the State of Washington's Department of Natural Resources. It is also home to three Native American tribes, the Hoh, Quileute, and Makah.
The Hospital is overseen by the governing board of Clallam County Hospital District #1, comprised of three commissioners. The Hospital has a surgical suite and performs limited inpatient and outpatient surgical procedures, obstetrical services, radiology, mammography and ultrasound, laboratory services, physical rehabilitation services, a Health Resource Center, and a volunteer ambulance service.
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