Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center, Corvallis, Oregon, United States of America

The Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center is located in the city of Corvallis in western Oregon. It first opened in 1922 as Corvallis General Hospital. The institution had 188 beds and offered a variety of medical services, including surgery, pediatrics, radiology, maternity, intensive care, ontology, neurology, and mental health. After World War II nearly drove the hospital to bankruptcy, it was revamped into Good Samaritan Hospital under Samaritan Health Services. Today, it is no known as the Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center.

The Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center is located in Benton County. Among the cities within the county near Corvallis are Philomath and Albany, which is also part of the adjacent Linn County. Among the interesting sites to see near the hospital is Benton County Museum. This museum is part of the Family Legacy Program of the Benton County Historical Society. It features a variety of permanent collection and exhibitions of artifacts that tell the story of Benton County’s history. For more physical recreation, guests can visit the Osborn Aquatic Center, Corvallis’s community center that features several pools and water slides where people of all age can swim and have some fun. The McDonald Dunn Forest has several hiking trails and is used as a research forest by the nearby Oregon State University. Some of the best accommodations in Corvallis near the medical center include Comfort Suites, which has cozy, carpeted rooms, an indoor pool, and clean, white bathrooms. Also with clean bathrooms is Econo Lodge, which also has workstations and offers continental breakfast meals.