Mario Pastega House On This Page Related Content Menu Visitor Information Become a Guest Adopt-a-Day Program News Welcome to the Mario Pastega House The Mario Pastega House, located on the campus of Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center in Corvallis, is a comfortable home away from home for out-of-area patients and families traveling to Corvallis for specialized medical care. Everything about the Mario Pastega House says welcome. Its location is convenient and beautiful, situated on two scenic acres at the base of a rolling hill right on the hospital campus. Inside the one-story, 12,000-square-foot home are 24 guest suites carefully designed and professionally decorated to offer comfort and convenience for patients and their families. Four units are ADA accessible, and feature wheelchair-accessible showers. Visitor Information Mario Pastega House3505 NW Samaritan DriveCorvallis, OR 97330-3766Directions Phone: 541-768-4650 Fax: 541-768-9376 Click for Interactive Map Static map data from ©Google Learn About the Pastega House Mario Pastega House A “Home Away from Home” The Mario Pastega House offers families from out-of-the-area a place to stay while loved ones are receiving specialized medical care at the Samaritan Cancer Center. Guests at the Mario Pastega House Are Accepted According to the Following Minimum Requirements: Guests will need a referral from a medical staff member or other appropriate hospital staff (chaplain, social worker, discharge planner, etc.) in order to stay. Guests will need to be patients or representatives of patients currently receiving care at Samaritan. Guests must be able to care for their own health and personal care needs or have a companion who will stay and provide all necessary assistance. Room availability allows. We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone. In Addition: Pastega House staff will not provide guests with medical care or assistance with activities of daily living. Accommodations generally will be limited to one guest room for each patient. Guests under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Length of stay at the guest house generally will be limited to 30 consecutive days. However, special circumstances (for example, extended radiation therapy) will be considered on a case-by-case basis. To fulfill its mission to serve traveling patients and their families fairly and compassionately, the Mario Pastega House has developed policies to ensure consistency in the guest referral and check-in process. Unfortunately, not every request can be fulfilled. Adopt-a-Day Program For a gift of $517, the cost of operating the house for one full day, you can adopt a day at the house to be named in your honor or in honor/memory of a loved one. Complete the donation form for the Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation. Select the $517 adopt-a-day gift option Select Mario Pastega House from the designation drop-down menu Indicate the date you would like to adopt in the comment box Complete the tribute gift section to honor a loved one The Foundation will follow up by email or phone to confirm the recognition day you have selected. Adopt-a-day donors and honorees are recognized on the digital display at the house for 24 hours. For more information, contact the Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation at 1-844-768-4256. About Mario Pastega Mario Pastega (Dec. 16, 1916 – Jan. 20, 2012) was well known in the community as a philanthropist and the president of Pepsi Bottling Company of Corvallis. In 2002, he was named to the National Bottlers Hall of Fame for his industry leadership. Active in many community organizations and noted for his generosity, he was a member of the Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees from 1981 to 2011. He was co-chair, along with Jean Starker Roth, of the foundation’s fund drive to build the Ralph Hull Regional Heart Center, which opened in 2002. In 2002, Mario and Alma Pastega made a $350,000 pledge to initiate the construction of a guest house on the campus of Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center in Corvallis. The Good Samaritan Hospital Board of Trustees voted to name the facility The Mario Pastega Hospitality House in recognition of this gift. In addition to giving financial assistance, Pastega agreed to lead a fund drive to raise additional money for the house: approximately another $800,000 for construction and $1.5 million for an endowment. The children of Mario and Alma Pastega donated $50,000 to the fund drive, and many community members have made contributions to the Mario Pastega House Endowment in honor of his memory. News & Articles Mario Pastega House Celebrates 20 Years of Community Service Samaritan Affinity Debit Card Supports Foundations Pastega House Highlighted in Connecticut Newspaper
