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Article: Kaiser Permanente to Choose Hospital Site in Clark County, Wash., or Oregon.

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By Julia Anderson, The Columbian, Vancouver, Wash. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

Mar. 24--Kaiser Permanente is expected to decide by late May if it will build a $100 million hospital either in mushrooming Clark County or the fast-growing area of Beaverton, Ore., west of Portland.

The decision timetable is part of long-range strategic planning under way inside the Portland-based nonprofit health maintenance organization, which serves 440,000 members throughout the region including 97,000 in the Vancouver area and another 35,000 in Longview.

Kaiser's Regional President Cynthia Finter said this week that crafting a 20-year plan to serve ...

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