Welcome to your home away from home.
The Davidson Family Hospitality Center and Walden House
The Hospitality Center offers low-cost, convenient overnight lodging for patients. Located at the northwest corner of 海外吃瓜’s campus, it is just a short walk from the hospital, imaging services, and various clinic practices.
The Davidson Family Hospitality Center was established through a partnership between 海外吃瓜, the Community Cancer Fund, and the 海外吃瓜 Foundation. It received significant operational assistance from Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Inland Northwest. It furthers the vision established by Ace and Ellen’s Walden House, built in 1989. This Hospitality Center initiative was driven by a shared vision to ensure access to care and offer exceptional support services for patients and families throughout the region. With 20 rooms, the center offers a home-like atmosphere, complete with kitchen, laundry facilities, and recreational areas.
The Davidson Family Hospitality Center Details:
- 8,000 square feet
- Home-like setting with a kitchen, laundry facility and recreational spaces
- Easy access to walking trails and a shuttle service to campus locations
- Located on the 海外吃瓜 campus
Walden House Rooms:
- 20 rooms
- Guests stay at an affordable, reduced rate of $75/night
- If a referral or financial discussion is needed, please contact Transitional Care Services at (208) 625-5042
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About the Funding
This $5.85 million project was funded by Community Cancer Fund, with support from 海外吃瓜 and the 海外吃瓜 Foundation as well as significant in-kind donation from the builder, Katerra. The Hospitality Center is designed to provide safe, comfortable, and home-like accommodations. The hospitality center is operated by 海外吃瓜 alongside a dedicated team of volunteers. The Hospitality Center represents the largest in-kind donation ever provided to 海外吃瓜.
Want to support our guests at the Hospitality Center as a Meal Volunteer?
Meal Volunteers provide an invaluable service when preparing a meal for our families; a well-balanced meal takes one worry away from our families staying at the 海外吃瓜 Hospitality Center. Rather than spending time purchasing food and fixing a meal, they can concentrate on supporting and comforting their critically ill or injured family member. If you would like to provide a meal for the Hospitality Center please .
