Kootenai County Hospital Case Study

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The Kootenai County Hospital is a very nice vicinity. It is located in a very open part of land where people drive by all of the time on their daily commute route. There is a very large parking lot with a big blue and white sign that matches the blue and white brick building. Along with the blue and white theme are windows placed along the side that reflect the blue sky and the white clouds. Accenting the grey parking lot and the building are large sections of grass and shrubbery. Since, the hospital is still an ongoing business the land is public.

In 1956 Kootenai County Medical Center was built because there was not enough beds amongst Lakecity General and Coeur D’ Alene general hospitals. Not only is it built for the ill that needed assistance

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