Facts and Stats
Seattle Children’s is an innovative leader in pediatric health and wellness, dedicated to providing hope, care and cures to help every child live the healthiest and most fulfilling life possible. Across Seattle Children’s Hospital, Research Institute, Foundation and Guild Association, teams work together to deliver exceptional specialty care, advance pioneering research and mobilize vital support to improve the health of children in our region and around the world. Guided by our strategic plan and with more than 117 years of service, Seattle Children’s is focused on accelerating breakthrough outcomes, strengthening our system of care and driving lasting impact for the patients and families we serve.
Some highlights of our 2025 fiscal year appear below. For more information, please click on the link below to access a tri-fold brochure PDF. If you are printing the brochure, we recommend using 11”x17” paper and printing double-sided.
Our Team
Our dedicated employees and volunteers are the heart of Seattle Children’s. In 2025, we had:
- 10,037 active employees (includes 28 A3-Temporary Employees)
- 2,145 Washington State Nurses Association-Represented Employees
- 1,059 physicians in training
- 395 medical students in training
- An average of 640+ volunteers per month, 4,200+ total yearly volunteer hours
Our Patients
Every patient matters – our workforce is here to provide care with compassion and understanding.
- In 2025, we had 600,680 patient visits.
- We performed 19,002 outpatient surgeries and 6,311 inpatient surgeries.
- We had 423 total licensed beds
Our Funding
We build on a culture of philanthropy for patient care and research.
Seattle Children’s Hospital
- We had gross revenue of $4,818,975,000.
- We provided $272,260,000 in uncompensated care that was not offset by payments from Medicaid, grants and donations.
- Our payor mix included 50% from Medicaid and 50% from insurance and managed care.
Seattle Children’s Research Institute
- We had $253,490,500 in total extramural funding.
- The federal government provided $123,086,061 and corporations provided $16,054,364.
- Learn more about the research institute.
Seattle Children’s Foundation and Seattle Children’s Guild Association
- We received philanthropic support totaling $253,404,200.
- Learn more about ways to help Seattle Children’s, including the guild association – the largest all-volunteer fundraising network for any hospital in the nation.