Public Health Service Publication No. 412
Previous edition PHS Pub. No. 337, 1953
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INDEX OF
HOSPITALS AND SANATORIA
WITH
TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
IN THE
UNITED STATES AND TERRITORIES
AS OF
APRIL I, 1954
Prepared by
Stanley Glaer
and
Josephine E, Johnston
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
Public Health Service
Bureau of State Services
Division of Special Health Services
SUMMARY
AREA
Number of Hospitals for rhe
Care of TB Patients
Number of TB
beds in hospitals
which have 5 or
more TB beds
Total
No specific
number of TB
beds or less than
5 TB beds]/
5 or
mor
TB
bed
TOTAL NON-FEDERAL AND FEDERAL
1,124
411
713
115,157
United States & Territories
United States
1,097
407
690
109,927
Territories
27
4
23
5,230
NON-FEDERAL
992
408
584
95,198
United States & Territories
United States
973?/
405
568
90,652
Territories
19
3
16
4,546
FEDERAL
132
3
129
19,959
United States & Territories
United States
124
2
122
19,275
Territories
8
1 "-
1
"'"
7
684 -
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INTRODUCTION
This is the ninth annual edition of the Index of Hospitals and Sanatoria with
Tuberculosis Beds in the United States and Territories. This Index gives information
as of April 1, 1954, about tuberculosis beds in the non-Federal and in the Federal
hospitals, but does not include data on mental hospitals or on penal institutions other
than Federal penitentiaries.
For convenience, a comparison is made here of the data received on the
April 1, 1953 and April 1, 1954 bed census questionnaires.
Federal and Non-Federal Tuberculosis Beds
United States and Territories
1953 1954
Rated Capacity 114,479 115,157
Beds Occupied 1 00,227 97,991
The net increase in rated capacity is only slightly more than one-half of 1
percent. This results from a net increase in the number of Federal beds of 5.2 percent
and a net decrease in the number of non-Federal beds of less, than one-half of 1 percent
The decline in the number of beds occupied is 2.2 percent.1/ There was an
increase In Federal beds occupied of 4.4 percent, but a decrease In non-Federal beds
occupied of between 3 percent and 4 percent.
Additional information on the changes which have occurred between the dates
of the two surveys are explained in subsequent paragraphs under the Non-Federal and
the Federal sections of this Index,
Non-Federal Hospitals
The non-Federal hospitals are those owned and operated by;
States
Local Governments (City, County, District)
Other (Private, eleemosynary, and non-profit organizations)
I/ Because of a change in the reporting system of one of the agencies, this percentage
decline in the number of beds occupied is slightly overestimated; the percentage
increase in the number of Federal beds occupied is underestimated.
iii
The data presented for this group of hospitals were obtained through a survey
made by means' of a post card questionnaire which was mailed during April 1954, to
each of about 1 ,000 hospitals. Ninety-nine percent of these replied. The few hospi-
tals which did not reply to either the questionnaire or to repeated correspondence, are
listed in this Index with the number of tuberculosis beds which they had on April 1 , 1953,
providing these data were available. A footnote explains this wherever it occurs.
Tuberculosis Beds in Non-Federal Hospitals (Official Rated Capacity)
Between the dates of the two surveys (April 1 , 1953 and April 1 , 1954) there
was a net decline in the number of tuberculosis beds in the non-Federal hospitals in the
United States and Territories of about 400 beds.
Even though ten new hospitals with assigned tuberculosis beds were completed,
adding almost 2,200 beds, and an additional 100 or more hospitals increased their rated
capacities to accommodate another 1 ,700 patients, these did not offset the decrease in
total rafed capacity which occurred through closed hospitals and closed tuberculosis
units, totaling about 1,800 beds, plus the drop in the capacities of more than 100 hospi-
tals, which amounted to another 2,500 beds. It should be noted that some of the new
construction represents replacement of unsuitable facilities rather than additional
facilities.
The non-Federal hospitals in the continental United States accounted for about
83 percent of all tuberculosis beds and 81 percent of the tuberculosis patients hospital-
ized (table I). There were more than 5 times as many tuberculosis patients in tubercu-
losis hospitals as there were in other hospitals with tuberculosis units.
The number of tuberculosis beds (official rated capacity) of the non-Federal
hospitals in the United States and Territories totaled 95,198, but approximately 4.5
percent of these beds were not available for use on April 1 , 1954, and 12.3 percent
(more than 11 ,000) of the total number of beds which were available to patients were
vacant (table II).
Hospitals were not queried as to the reasons why beds within the rated capacity
of the institution were not kept available for tuberculosis patients. However, some
hospitals did volunteer this information. Some reported that lack of trained tubercu-
losis personnel, including physicians, nurses, and technicians, resulted in the closure
of beds. Other hospitals attributed the closings to lack of funds, and to a decrease in
the need for beds. It is clear, however, that any decrease in need for tuberculosis beds
Is a local occurrence and is not a reflection, as yet, of the general situation
In many places It is apparent that a serious tuberculosis bed shortage still
exists. A hospital in one State attributes the conversion of a 16-bed tuberculosis unit -
to another use to the marked decline in the tuberculosis death rate in the State in the
last four years. However, reports from other areas in this same State indicate that there
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TABLE I. FACILITIES FOR THE CARE OF TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS IN HOSPITALS
HAVING FIVE OR MORE TUBERCULOSIS BEDS, BY TYPE AND CONTROL OF HOSPITAL
CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES: APRIL], 1954
Type and Control
Hospitals
Number of
Tuberculosis beds
Number of
beds occupied
Number
Percent
Number Percent
Number
Percent
ALL HOSPITALSl/
690
100.0
109,927
100.0
93,627
100.0
FEDERAL
122
5681/
413
17.7
82.3
59.9
19,275
90,652
77,116
17.5
82.5
70.2
17,676
75,951
64,379
18.9
81.1
68.8
NON-FEDERAL
TB hospitals
State
101
14.6
32,350
29.4
27,152
29.0
Local Government
207
30.0
35,854
32.7
30,147
32.2
Other
105
"15.3
8,912
8.1
7,080
7.6
Other hospitals with
assigned TB beds
State
155
22,4
13,536
12.3
11,572
12o3
9
1.3
1,048
1.0
849
0.9
Local Government
90
13.0
10,163
9.2
8,821
9.4
Other
56
8.1
2,325
2.1
1,902
2.0
]/ Does not Incjude tuberculosis facilities in mental hospitals or In non-Federal penal
institutions.
2/ 405 additional hospitals (8 State hospitals, 80 city-county hospitals and 317 "other"
hospitals) reported they accepted tuberculosis patients but did not have at least 5
beds assigned specifically for their care.
TABLE II. FACILITIES FOR THE CARE OF TUBERCULOSIS PATtENTS IN NON-FEDERAL INSTITUTIONS BY STATE
Aorll 1, 1954
1 1 1
Tuberculosis Hospitals and Other Hospitals with
Assigned Tuberculosis Bedsl/
Other Hospitals
AREA
Beds
Accepting
Hospi ta 1 s
Rated
CapocI ty
Avai 1 a b 1 e
T ube re u 1 osi
Pa ti en ts
Tuberculosis
Patients2/
United States & Territories
584
95,198
90,943
79,735
408
United States
568
90,652
86,587
75,951
405
Territories
16
4,546
4,356
3,784
3
Alabama
8
762
769
736
14
Arizona
17
520
517
449
2
Arkansas
2
1,566
1,566
1,566
2
California
59
8,165
8,058
7,084
20
Colorado
15
1,181
1,181
994
1
Connecticut
9
1,647
1,531
1,374
6
Delaware
1
204
171
171
1
District of Columbia
4
995
996
939
-
Florida
6
1,961
1,952
1,814
5
Georgia
5
2,155
2,152
1,990
6
Idaho
1
90
83
75
2
Illinois
34
4,662
4,200
3,831
19
Indiana
11
1,638
1,608
1,418
10
Iowa
6
737
727
595
14
Kansas
3
502
502
394
8
Kentucky
11
1,494
1,407
1,354
9
Louisiana
9
1,317
1,317
1,090
6
Maine
4
403
377
329
6
Maryland
8
2,069
1,909
1,640
9
Massachusetts
26
3,567
3,377
2,580
17
Michigan
27
5,106
4,914
4,528
16
Minnesota
15
2,004
1,810
1,488
13
Mississippi
3
712
497
485
3
Missouri
9
1,838
1,793
1,596
17
Montana
1
185
185
178
8
Nebraska
2
290
290
179
9
Nevada
2
34
34
27
-
New Hampshire
2
133
133
128
2
New Jersey
17
3,234
3,131
2,648
13
New Mexico
5
612
612
465
2
New York
62
12,044
11,733
10,535
25
North Carolina
24
2,403
2,367
2,083
9
North Dakota
1
365
265
201
4
Ohio
26
4,299
4,068
3,504
20
Oklahoma
4
917
892
643
2
Oregon
5
616
546
504
5
Pennsylvania
29
5,462
5,212
4,493
25
Rhode Island
2
610
476
452
1
South Carolina
6
914
905
827
6
South Dakota
1
128
128
106
4
Tennessee
11
1,931
1,761
1,609
7
Texas
27
3,851
3,688
3,280
15
Utah
1
100
98
72
Vermont
3
149
149
130
3
Virginia
7
1,548
1,491
1,429
13
Washington
10
2,123
1,899
1,320
9
West Virginia
5
1,265
1,225
1,066
5
Wisconsin
21
2,094
1,835
1,520
11
Wyoming
1
50
50
32
1
Alaska
3
181
181
155
1
Hawaii
4
1,255
1,215
1,061
1
Puerto Rico
9
3,110
2,960
2,568
1
]/ Does not include tuberculosis facilities In mental hospitals or in non-Federal penal institutions.
y Less than 5 beds assigned for tuberculosis patients,
are several thousand tuberculosis patients in the State who should be hospitalized bu
for whom no beds are available.
^ A private hospital in another State gave as a reason for the closing of beds,
that private institutions were experiencing a decrease in the number of applications
because of the new State sanatoria recently opened, while another hospital located ir
this same State (but not in the same area), indicated that it has a waiting list and tha
drugs are being administered by some physicians while patients await State hospitafi-
zation. Statements from two of the new State sanatoria show that more than 200
patients are awaiting hospitalization. From hospitals in over a quarter of the remainin
States, the volunteered reports indicate that patients are forced to wait for hospital b.
Non-Federal Beds Available
Between April 1, 1953 and April I, 1954 there was a net decline of about 85(
in the number of available beds in the non-Federal hospitals in the United States and
Territories. In the continental United States the number of available non-Federal bed
declined by about 1 ,080, while the hospitals in the Territories experienced an increas
of approximately 230 beds during this same period.
The proportion of the rated tuberculosis bed capacity actually available for
use varied from 69 . 8 percent in Mississippi to 100 percent for Arkansas, Colorado,
District of Columbia, Kansas, Louisiana, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshi
New Mexico, South Dakota, Vermont, Wyoming, and Alaska, and 100.9 percent f<
Alabama., Forty-five States and the three Territories had 85 percent or more of thei
rated bed capacity available for use on April 1, 1954
Non-Federal Beds Occupied
The net decline in the number of patients occupying beds in the non-Federal
hospitals in the United States and Territories amounted to about 3,000 or between 3 ar
4 percent. | n the continental United States olone the number of patients in non-Federc
hospitals was 75,951 , or about 3,200 (4 percent) less than the number of patients whc
were occupying beds on this same date one year previous. In the hospitals in the
Territories, the number of patients hospitalized increased by about 200.
Fede ra I Hospita I s
^ The Federal hospitals are those operated by the Federal Government. Included
m this group are hospitals controlled by:
Arm X Veterans Administration
Nvy Bureau of Indian Affairs
A ' r Force Federal Bureau of Prisons
Public Health Service
VII
All data about Federal hospitals were obtained from the responsible agencies.
The Army and Navy hospitals listed in this Index are those which have special
facilities for the care of tuberculosis patients. There are other armed forces hospitals in
which some beds are occupied by tuberculosis patients, but these hospitals are not listed
because the respective services do not consider them permanent tuberculosis facilities.
Previous to this edition there were no Air Force hospitals with facilities for the
care of tuberculosis patients. Such patien.ts occupied beds in other armed forces hospitals.
Recently, however, the Air Force has set up tuberculosis beds for the use of their
personnel, and by April 1, 1954, about 180 beds had been set aside at the Parks Air Force-
Base, Pleasanton, California, for the care of tuberculosis patients.
There are 7 United States Public Health Service General Hospitals which had a
tuberculosis service on April 1, 1954. These and the one tuberculosis hospital which is
Jocated at Manhattan Beach, New York, are listed in this Index. The Public Health
Service hospitals which do not operate a separate tuberculosis service, and therefore do
not report the number of tuberculosis beds available, have been omitted although there
are usually a few tuberculosis patients in these hospitals.
All Veterans Administration hospitals which had operating tuberculosis beds on
March 31 , 1954 are listed. The operating beds have once again been reported by type of
bed section, rather than by type of patient, and the number of tuberculosis patients hospi-
talized is therefore under-reported. In addition, there were about 1,500 beds In the
surgical and physical medicine rehabilitation wards which were occupied by tuberculosis
patients on March 31, 1954, but which have not been reported as operating tuberculosis
beds, because of the method of reporting mentioned,,
In the 1953 edition of the Index, 129 Federal hospitals, with 18,921 tuberculosis
beds, were listed for the United States and Territories. In the present issue, there are 132
hospitals, 129 of which have a specific number of beds totaling 19,959.
More than 91 percent of all Federal beds were in use on April 1 ,1954 and there
were about 800V more patients hospitalized in Federal institutions on this date than
on the same date a year ago.
Acknowledgment
We wish to extend our thanks to the superintendents and other hospital personnel
who provided the information contained in this publication. We also want to take this
opportunity to thank all other persons who offered us helpful information or who assisted
V Because of a change in the record keeping system of one of the agencies, this increase
is underestimated by between 200 and 300 patients.
Vltl
us in locating facilities which had not been listed in previous editions.
Comments about this Index will be appreciated. They should be addressed to:
Tuberculosis Program, Division of Special Health Services, Public Health Service,
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Washington 25, D. C.
Edward T. Blomquist, Medical Director
Chief, Tuberculosis Program
Division of Special Health Services
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INDEX OF HOSPITALS AND SANATORIA WITH TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
IN THE UNITED STATES AND TERRITORIES
AS OF APRIL 1, 1954
TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-F.ed. Federal
UNITED STATES AND TERRITORIES - TOTAL 95,198 19,959
ALABAMA
TOTAL 763351
ANDALUSIA
HILLCREST INFIRMARY INC HOSPITAL I/
ANNISTON
SUSJE P STRINGFELLOW MEMORIAL H 8 P ?, 5
ASHLAND
C I.. A Y C U N T Y H S !-> | T A I 2 /
BIRMINGHAM ~
JEFFERSON TUBERCULOSIS S A N A T R I LI H S 2 5
VETERANS An MINISTRATION HOSPITAL 40
C H ATON
WASHINGTON COUNTY HOSPITAL V
DE C A TUR
DISTRICT NO 1 TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM S 5
D T H A N
FRASIER ELLIS HOSPITAL I/
ENTERPRISE
GIBSON HOSPITAL V
F A I R F I ELD
LLOYD NOLAND HOSPITAL V
FT MCCLELLAN
UNIT E 13 S'TATES ARMY HOSPITAL POO
G A DS DEN
ETOWAH COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 33 ,
HOLY NAM EOF JESUS HOSPITAL 6 /
HAMILTON
LISTER HILL HOSPITAL 3 /
HUNTSV ILL E
HUNTSVILLE HOSPITAL 7/
LAFAYETTE
B A T 8 N MEMORIAL SANATORIUM 75
MOBILE
C I T Y H S P 1 T A L I/
MOBILE COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SAN INC 45
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL U
MONTGOMERY
MONTGOMERY TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 143
8T MARGARETS HOSPITAL /
VETERANS ft 11 MINISTRATION HOSPITAL 34
SCOTT8BORO
TRl COUNTIES TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 83
S E CM A
SELMA BAPTIST HOSPITAL I/
1 Loss than 5 tuberculosis beds.
2 Short-term care only.
3 Diagnosis only.
k Diagnosis, surgery, or short-tsrm care only.
^ ' Tuberculosis and Chronic Chest Diseases,
6 No specific number of beds set aside for tuberculosis.
7 Diagnosis and eurgery only.
Surgery only.
9 Diagnosis or short-term care only.
# An asterisk indicates a State sanatorium. Institutions which are State-owned but are not exclusively
TB sanatoria, and the government-owned hospitals in the territories are not marked with an asterisk.
ALABAMA (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Foci, Fedora!
. TUSCALOOSA
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION H 9 P I T A L 33
T USKEGEE
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL S 5
V E RN ON . ,
LAMAH COUNTY HOSPITAL ,!/
ARiZONA
TOTAL 5 ft fi B 7
DOUGLAS
COGNISE COUNTY HOSPITAL 10
FLORENCE
PINAL GENERAL HOSPITAL 15
FT DEFIANCE
NAVAJO MEDICAL CENTER HOSP AND SAN 100
G A NA DO
SAGE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 2/
GLOBE
G I L A CO UNTY HOS P I T AL
PHOEN I X
CASlTAS DEL SOL SANATORIUM 1,3
MARICOPA COUNTY HOSPITAL 46 3/
PHOENIX MEDICAL CENTER SANATORIUM " 11*
ST LUKES HOSPITAL fl 2
PRESCOTT rf
YAVAPAI COUNTY HOSPITAL 10
T E M P E
T ,,- ft ? R ' Z 0(vtA STAT E TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 90
TUCSON
ARIZONA STATE ELKS HOSPITAL 15
BARFIELD SANATORIUM INC * 4/
COM STOCK CHILDRENS HOSPITAL P
MCGE E-S REST HOME *
PIMA COUNTY GENERA LHOSPITAl 4S
8T LUKES IN THE DESERT S S
STMARY8HOSPITAL A HO SANATORIUM 17
SOUTHERN PACIFIC 8ANATORMIH 3 A
TUCSON MEDICAL CENTER 5/
W H I P P L E T E " * " S A M ' N ' S T " * T ' N H 8 p I T A L , " a g 7 :
W INSLOtf TERANS ADMINtsTR *TION HOSPITAL ' fl0 0.
YUMA "" HSLO * IND| AN HOS p l TAL 15
YUMA COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL 18
ARKANSAS \
T TAL
1566 167;
ALEXANDER
CAMDE* ^ 8 MCRAE MEMORIAL SANATORIUM 3 B 4 &
CAMDENHOSPITAL
1 Diagnosis only.
2 Diagnosis and temporary hospital ization only. -
pending transfer to other institutions.
7 MaaLr^-^ 10 " ror Apri1 1
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ARKANSAS (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
NORTH LITTLE ROCK N n " Fed ' Federa '
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION H vS P | T A L 16
STATE SANATORIUM
* ARKANSAS TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM lies!/
VAN B U R E N
CRAY/ FORD COUNTY HOSPITAL I/
CALIFORNIA
TOTAL 8165182
AHHAHNEE
AHWAH NEE SANATORIUM 105
ALTADENA
THE CHARLES COOK HASTINGS HOME SO
LA VINA SANATORIUM 52
A U BE RR Y
WISH I AH SANATORIUM 133
HAKERSFIELD
KERN COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL ?f
BALDWIN P 'A R K
VAN V E L Z E R SAN FOR LITTLE CHILD HEN S3
BANNING
SOUTHERN SIERRAS SANATORIUM 23
13 E L M N T
CALIFORNIA SANATORIUM 95
BERKELEY y
IIERRICK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL V
B R A IV L E Y
PIONEERS MEMO RIAL HOSPITAL I/
BURLINGAMt: .
PENINSULA HOSPITAL MILLS ESTATE I/
G LF A X
COLFAX HOSPITA-L FOR THE TUBERCULOUS 34
I) U A R T E
CEDAR LOOGE REST HO ME 18
CITYOFHOPE 345
OUTDOOR LIFE AND HEALTH ARSOC SAN 50
SANTA TEHE8ITA SANATORIUM 150
EL CENT HO
IMPERIAL COUNTY HOSPITAL &
EUREKA
HUMBOLUT COUNTY SANATORIUM 65
F N T A N A
KAI8EHFONTANA HOSPITAL V
FRENCH CAMP
RAN J A U 1 N GENERAL HOSPtTAL 33
FRESNO
GENERAL HOSPITAL OF FRESNO COUNTY 157 ,
FRESNO TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL .. ?/
II L L I .8 T E R
SANBITNITOCOUNTY HOSPITAL 35
HOLTVI LLE
IMPERIAL VALLEY TUBERCULOSIS SAN 160
K E E N E
STONY BROOK RETREAT 155
LACRE8CENTA
M T f) U N S M R E 3 A N A T n I U M 8/
1 Includes Wildcat Mountain Branch of Arkansas TD Sanatorium, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
2 Diagnosis only.
3 Surgery only, -
ti Surgery or short-term care only,
5 Diagnosis, surgery, or short-terra cars only.
6 Short-term care only.
7 New hospital to be opened May 1?<# bed capacity 292, !
8 Temporarily closed for alterations, :
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CALIFORNIA (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed, Federal
LANCASTER
KRUEGERS RANCH REST HOUSE 93
L I V E R M Q R E
ARFIQYO UEL VALLE SANATORIUM 3 8 O
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION H()SP|TAL 490
LONE PINE
SO UTHERNINYO HOSPITAL I/
LONG BEACH
LOS ANGELES CO LONG REACH GEN H 8 P 410
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 406
LOSANGELES
THE H A R L W SANATORIUM ASSOCIATION ISO
CEDARS OF LEBANON HOSPITAL " 2/
THE HOSPITAL OF THF GOOD SAMARITAN 9 3/
THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY HOSPITAL 3 ~
THE LOS ANGELES CO OSTEOPATH I C HOSP 39
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL QO
MANOR
AREQUIPA SANATORIUM 55
MARTINEZ
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY HOSPITAL 48
MERCED
MERCEE) COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL . V
MODESTO
STANISLAUS COUNTY HOSPITAL 75
MONROVIA
EMERALD LODGE 11
MARYKNOLL SANATORIUM 44
NORUMBEGA SANATORIUM SO
POTTENGER SANATORIUM 150
MURPHYS
BRET HARTE 'SANATORIUM 272
OAKLAND
HIGHLAND ALAMEDA COUNTY HOSPITAL 5/
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL OF OAKLAND V
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL ~ 67
OLIVE VIEW SANATORIUM 1 1 5 4
ORANGE X 1 o 4 .
ORANGE COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL 180
n D r,,, 1 ?^ ( - JOSEPHHORPITAL OF ORANGE I/
UKOVILLE -
PLEASANTON SAMARITAN H 8P BUTTE C HOSP 31
REDDIHG AHKS AJR FORCE BASE HOSPITAL 1B
CAKCAOESANATORIUM -
REDWOOD CITY ' 1
H ASSL ER HEALTH HOME p fi
RIVER! A E MATE COUNTY SAHATOR i UM HI
ROSS GENERAL HOSPITAL OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY 91
ROSS GENERAL HOSPITAL x^
SACRAMENTO ' - 43
MERCY HOSPITAL i/
3ALIHAS CRAMENT C UNTY HOSPITAL 116 y
EL SAUSAL SANATORIUM
1 Diagnosis only.
2 Diagnosis and surgery only.
3 Surgery only.
ll Lesa than $ tuberculosis beds diagnosis only.
5 Diagnosis or short-term care only.
6 Diagnosis,, surgery, or shprt-terra care only.
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CALIFORNIA (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
SAN HERN AH II INO
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY HOSPITAL 130
SAN D I E G
UNITED STATES NAVAL HOSPITAL 67
VAUCLA1NHOME ' 266
SAN FERNANDO
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 400
SAN FRANCISCO
SAM FRANCISCO HOSPITAL 433
U 8 PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE HOSPITAL 137
SAN -JOSE
ALUM HOCK SANATORIUM 67
SANTA CLARA COUNTY SANATORIUM 144
SAN LEAN I) HO
FAIRMONT HOSPITAL OF ALAMF.DA COUNTY 69
SAN LUIS B I 8 P .
CASALO MA SANATORIUM 47
SANMATEO ./
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL OF SAM MATED CO Y
SANTA BARBARA
ANTONIO SANATORIUM 133
SANTA C U Z
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY HOSPITAL 23
SANTA ROSA
OAK KNOLL SANATORIUM 103
SIERRA M A D R E
F A R R E L L R E S T H M E 7
SPRINGVILLE
TULA HE KINGS COUNTIES JOINT TO HOSP 255
TOR RANGE
LOS ANGELES COUNTY HARBOR GEN HOSP 240
U K I A H - 9 /
MENDOC1NO COUNTY HOSPITAL -'
UPLAND /
S A N ' A N T N I COMMUNITY HOSPITAL X
V A LL E J
KAISER FOUNDATION HOSPITAL 44
VENTURA
B A R D 8 A N A T R I U M 104
W A T a N V I L L E */
WATSONVILLE C M M U N I T Y H S P I T A L -'
W. F. HI A R
WEI M AH JOINT SANATORIUM 540
WILLOWS ,/
G L E N N G E N E R A L H R P I T A L *f
WOODLAND c/
YOLO GENERAL HOSPITAL ~f
COLORADO
TOTAL H* 1 75
BOULDER /,/
MESA VISTA SANATORIUM 8 7 Jr
1 Diagnosis or short-term care only. Takes TP patients through 12 years of age.
2 Patients transferred to Cascade Sanatorium, pending construction of new hospital.
3 Surgery or short-term care only.
It Diagnosis or short-term care only.
2 Diagnosis only.
6 Haw construction will increase the capacity by 1 beds.
COLORADO (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-red , Federal
C OLOR ADO S PR I NG S . _
CRAGMOR SANATORIUM * ^
GLOCKNERPENR08E HOSPITAL f
8UNNYREST SANATORIUM 4n
UNION PRINTERS HOMF 7
DENVER ' _
COLORAOO GENERAL HOSPITAL 27
DENVER GENERAL HOSPITAL 4 5 i /
E X P A T I E N T S SANK OR TB AND CHRI>IS 35 I/
F1TZ8IMONS ARMY HOSPITAL , y 7S
G E N E H A-L ROSE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL V
NATIONAL JEWISH 'HOSPITAL AT DENVER 277
8T FRANCIS SANATORIUM 30
ENGLEWQOD
SWEDISH NATIONAL SANATORIUM 78
L A J UNT A
MENNONITE HOSPITAL AND SANATORIUM SI
LA KE WOOD
CRAIG COLONY 43
S P I V AK
SAN JEWISH CONSUMPTIVES RELIEF SOC 146
WHEAT RIDGE
LUTHERAN SANATORIUM 1
CONNECTICUT
TOTAL 16.47 3 3R
B R IL1GEPORT
ENGLEWOOD HOSPITAL 36
GREENWICH
NATHANIEL WITHERELL HOSPITAL 8
HARTFORD
JJMCCOOK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SO
M E R I II E N
THE MERIDEN HOSPITAL V
*UNI1ERCLIFF SANATORIUM 338
NEW BRITAIN .
NEW BRITAIN GENERAL HOSPITAL V
NEW HAVEN .
GRACE NEW HAVEN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL V
H E IV I N G T M
*CEDARCREST SANATORIUM 289
NORWICH
#UNCAS ON THAMES NORWICH STATE TB SAN 435
ROCKY HILL .
VETERANS HO ME AND HOSPITAL 3/
S HELTON
* L A U R E L HEIGHTS STATE TUBERCULOSIS SAN S61
STAMFORD
8T JOSEPH HOSPITAL 5/
WALLINGFORU
GAYLORU FARM SANATORIUM 140
WATER BURY
8T MARYS HOSPITAL 6/
WATERFORD
*THE SEASIDE 138
WEST HAVEN
VETERANS AD MINISTRATION HOSPITAL 333
1 Only negative cases admitted for rehabilitation.
2 Surgery, obstetrics, and short-terra care only,
3 Short-lsrm care only.
k Surgery or short-term care only,
5 Diagnosis only.
6 Diagnosis or short-term care only.
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DELAWARE TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
TOTAL 20440
WILMINGTON
# E M I L Y P BtSSELL SANATORIUM 3 4 V
WHITE UN IT 136
COLORED UNIT 6n ,
THE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 2/
VETEKANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 40
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
TOTAL 995135
WASHINGTON
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA GENERAL HOSPITAL 336
FREEOMEN8 HOSPITAL . 135
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL 15 &
GLENN DALE TB SAN GLENN DALE MU 653 ,
UPSHUR STREET HOSPITAL 108 V
FLORIDA
TOTAL '1961 90
B A Y P I N ES
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 31
DRANUENTOH . ,
MANATEE VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL y
CORAL GABLES
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 67
E U S T I S
WATER MAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL >/
JACKSONVILLE
OUVAL MEDICAL CENTER 40
L A N T A N A
*80UTHEAST FLORIDA TUBERCULOSIS SAN 4 9 S
M I A M I
JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 43
C AL A
HUHROE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL V
ORLANDO
^CENTRAL FLORIDA TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL . 404
PANAMA CITY , ,
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF BAY COUNTY 2/
TALLAHASSEE .
FLORIDA A AND M COLLEGE HOSPITAL /
* W T EDWARDS TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 400
T A M P A
*SOUTHWEST FLORIDA STATE SANATORIUM 582
GEORGIA
TOTAL 3155379
A SHB URN
TURNER COUNTY HOSPITAL . U
1 New construction will increase the bed capacity of the Yfhite Unit to
130 beds by January 19$$, and 'the Colored Unit to 100 beds by June
2 Surgery only.
3 All patients are transfers in for rehabilitation.
Ij Temporary hospital izat ion only pending transfer to other institutions
5 Short-term care only,
6 Lesa than tuberculosis beds diagnosis and surgery only.
7 Diagnosis or short-tarra care only.
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GEORGIA (Conl.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
ATLANTA ,
GEORGIA BAPTIST HOSPITAL V
GRADY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL S 1 V
ST JOSEPHS INFIRMARY 3/
UNITED STATES PENITENTIARY 11
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL ly
AUGUSTA
EUGENE T A L M A G E MEMORIAL HOSPITAL . V
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL 31 5/
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 349
COLUMBUS
M U S C G E E COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 50
C ORDELE
CRISP COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL I/
EMORY UNIVERSITY
EMORY UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL V
MARIETTA
KENNESTONE HOSPITAL '/
ROME
*BATTEY STATE HOSPITAL KOOO
SAVANNAH
CHATHAM SAVANNAH TUBERCULOSIS SAN S3
IDAHO
TOTAL 90
BOISE
STALPHONSUSHOSPITAL 7/
r n n n , M I LUKES HOSPITAL ANO NURSES SCHOOL 8/
\T U U U I ff \3 -"
*|DAHO STATE TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 90
ILLINOIS
TOTAL
4 6 6 S 3 H
AURORA
BATAV|A NE COUNTY SPR'NGBROOK SANATORIUM 72
8EnWYN X R ' VER S ^^OR,UM 50
HUSHNELL NE * L MEMORIAL HOSPITAL \/
CAtRO ELMGR VE MCDONOU GH COUNTY TB SAN 40
CANTON LEXANDER C UNTY TUBERCULOSIS SAN 54
GRAHAM HOSPITAL 9 /
1 Diagnosis only.
2 Short-term care only.
3 Surgery only,
1; Under constructionbed capacity
r r **-*..
? Diagnosis and surgery only.
ILLINOIS (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
edl Federal
Ct-HCAGO
ALEXAIN BROTHERS HOSPITAL '/
CHICAGO FRESH AIR HOSPITAL 70~
* C H I C A G STATE TUBERCULOSIS SAN 483
CITY OF CHICAGO MUNICIPAL TB SAN 1 4 6 3 2 /
COOK COUNTY HOSP TUBERCULOSIS DEPT 54"
GRANT HOSPITAL OF CHICAGO 3/
LORETTO HOSPITAL 4/
MICHAEL REESE HOSPITAL n V
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL 5/
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO CLINICS 32
U OF ILLINOIS RESEARCH AND EDUC HOSP 6/
DANVILLE
ST ELIZA BETH HOSPITAL 7/
VERMILION CO TIJ DISPENSARY AND HOSP 6 ~
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 17
D E C A T U R J '
DECATLIR AND M A C N COUNTY HOSPITAL 8/
MACON COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 80
D E K A L B
DE K A L B COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SAN 1.4
DIXON PUBLIC HOSPITAL 7/
n o WNEY
VETERANS A D MINISTRATION HOSPITAL 459
PLEASANT VIEW SANATORIUM 100
EDWARD 3VILLE
MAD ISDN COUNTY SANATORIUM 100
F A I R F I E L U
FAIRFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 9/
F R E S T P A R K
SUBURBAN COOK COUNTY TUBERCULOSES SAN SOW
FREE PORT
ST, FRANCIS HOSPITAL I/
GALES BURG
ST MARYS HOSPITAL 3/
HIGHLAND PARK
HIGHLAND PARK HOSPITAL FOUNDATION 3/
H I N E S
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 142
JACKSONVILLE
MORGAN CO TUBERCULOSIS SAN 40
J L I E T
SI LVEHCROS8 HOSPITAL 9/
WILL COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 98~
MACKINAW
OAK KNOLL SANATORIUM 42
MARION
MARION MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 9/
H L I N E
LUTHERAN HOSPITAL 3/
MTVERNON
#MT VERNON STATE TUHEHCULOSIS SAN 100
NAPERVILLE
EDWARD SANATORIUM 110
1 Diagnosis or short-term care only.
2 Includes North Riverside Division and the tuberculosis section
of the Municipal Contagious Disease Hospital,
3 Diagnosis only,
li Surgery, obstetrics, and short-term care only.
5 Diagnosis, surgery, or short-term care only,
6 No specific number of beds set aside for tuberculosis.
7 Temporary h capitalization only pending transi'er to other institutions.
Surgery or short-term care only.
p Short-torm care only,
10 Hew hospital to be opened October 19i>l+--bed capacity Itflu
ILLINOIS (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
FAIRVIEW SAN MCLEAN CO TB HOSPITAL 58
OAK FOREST '.*.. c *
COOK COUNTY INSTITUTIONS TB HOSPITAL 573
OTTAWA
HIGHLAND LA SALLE CO TUBERCULOSIS SAN 86
PE OR I A .. _
PEORIA MUNICIPAL TUBERCULOSIS SAN 115
PERU i /
PEOPLES HOSPITAL -'
P N T I A C
LIVINGSTON CO.UNTY SANATORIUM 50
U | N C Y
HILLCREST SANATORIUM 40
ROCK ISLAM [)
ROCK ISLANO COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SAN 75 9 /
8T ANTHONY. 3 HOSPITAL -'
R CK FOR D
ROCKFORO MUNICIPAL TUBERCULOSIS SAN 106
SPRINGFIELD
ST JOHNS SANATORIUM 15
U R Q A N A
OUTLOOK SAN CHAMPAIGN CO TB SAN 50
V A NOAL I A
THEFAYETTE COUNTY HOSPITAL /
Y/AUKEGAN
LAKE COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 100
W I N F I E L D
W INFIELD TUBERCULOSIS SERVICE INC 71
ZACESANATORtUM 50
INDIANA
.TOTAL 1638 376
COLUMBUS
BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY HOSPITAL V
CROWN POINT
JAMES PARRAMORE HOSPITAL 235
EL KH ART
ELKHARTGENERALHOSPITAL V
EVANSVILLE
BOEHNE TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 130
FT WAYNE
IRENE BY RON HOSPITAL ' 885
I NDIANAPOL IS
INDIANAPOLIS GENERAL HOSPITAL 100
8UNNY8IOE SANATORIUM S?,O
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL S30
LAFAYETTE
STELIZABETHHOSPITAL V
WILLIAM ROSS SANATORIUM 27
L A P R T E
FAIRVIEW HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION tNC V
MARION
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 146
M U N C I E '
B ALL ME M OR I A L HOSP I T AL V
NEW ALBANY
*SILVERCREST SO|Nt)TBHOSP 15S
1 Diagnosis only,
2 Surgery only.
3 . New hospital to be opened Nov. 19ti--diagnosis and short-torm care only.
ll Diagnosis, surgery, or short-term care only.
5 Short-term care only,
6 Diagnosis or short-term care only.
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INDIANA (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
NEWCASTLE.
HENRYCOUNTYHOSPITAL J/
NOBLESVILLE
RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL ' V
R I C H MO N
SMITH ESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 50
ROCKVILLE
* I N D I A N A STATE SANATORIUM 200
SOUTH B N D
HEALTH WIN HOSPITAL 189
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF SOUTH BEND V
TERRE HAUTE .
UNION HOSPITAL 3/
VINCENNES
HILLCREST TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 60
WARSAW _ ,
MURPHY MEDICAL CENTER *f
IOWA
TOTAL 737S6
AMES .,
IOWA STATE COLLEGE HOSPITAL I/
CARROLL .
ST ANTHONYS HOSPITAL 2/
CENTERVILLE _,
8T JOSEPHS MERCY HOSPITAL V
DAVENPORT
PINE KNOLL TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 80
8T LUKES HOSPITAL - V
I) E S M I N E 8
BROAOLAWNS POLK COUNTY HOSPITAL 83
n u B u Q u E
SUNNY CREST SANATORIUM 60
XAVIER HOSPITAL /
GUTHRIE CENTER n .
GUTHR IE COUNTY HOSPITAL 3/
I W A C I T Y ^ -/
STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA HOSPITALS V
JEFFERSON - y
GREEN COUNTY HOSPITAL /
KNOXVILLE
Vl-TERANS ATI MINISTRATION HOSPITAL 26
MOUNTAYR ,/
RIMGGOLO COUNTY HOSPITAL I/
HUSCATINE 0/
MU8CATINE COUNTY HOSPITAL il
OAK DALE
^STATti SANATORIUM 435
MIC HELL COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 3/
T T U M W A - /
OTTUMWA HOSPITAL if
SUNNY8LOPE SANATORIUM fi 3
SIOUXCITY _.
RIVER HEIGHTS SANATORIUM 36
1 Temporary li capital iKafc ion only pending transfer to other institutions,
2 Short-term care only.
3 Diagnosis only.
h Diagnosis or short-term care 'college students only.
$ Surgery only,
6 Diagnosis, surgery, or short-term care only,
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IOWA (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
WATERLOO , .
ALLEN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL I/
WEBSTER CITY ,
HAMILTON COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL /
KANSAS
TOTAL 503105
A T CH! SON
ATCHISONHOSPITAL 3/
COUNCILGROVE 7,
NOHRI9 COUNTY HOSPITAL I/
GREAT BEND
ST ROSE HOSPITAL I/
JUNCTION CITY
JUNCTION CITY MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL V
KANSAS CITY
UNIVERSITY OF KAN M E CENTER TB H08P 43
LAWRENCE
LAWRENCE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 2 /
L E AVENHOR T H
UNITED STATES PENITENTIARY HOSPITAL IS
MARION
MARION COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 5/
NORTON
* S T A T E SANATORIUM FOR TUBERCULOSIS 440
S A L I N A
ST JOHNS HOSPITAL V
TOpEKA
# S T A T E SANATORIUM HILLCREST DIVISION SO
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 3
WADS tfORTH
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 90
W I NF I ELD
WILLIAM NEWTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 2/
KENTUCKY
TOTAL 1494180
ASHLAND
*OISTR|CT NO 4 STATE TUBERCULOSIS SAN 1O4
KINGSDAUGHTERSHOSPITAL 6/
B E R E A
BEREACOLLEGEHOSPITAL 7/
BEVERLY
RED BIRD EVANG UNITED BRETHREN HOSP 8/
CLINTON ~
CLINTON ANDHICKMAN COUNTIES HOSPITAL 3/
COVINGTON
COVINGTON KENTON CO TUBERCULOSIS SAN 64
GLASGOW
*D|ST NO 6 STATE TUBERCULOSIS SAN 105
HOPK(N8V|LLE 8 N COMMUN|TY HOSPITAL 4/
LEXINGTON^ STUART "EMORIAL HOSPITAL \J
1 Diagnosis and surgery only.
2 Diagnosis only.
3 Diagnosis or short-term care only.
h Short-term care only.
$ Temporary nospitalization only pending transfer to other institutions
6 Surgery, obstetrics, and short-term care only.
7 Ho specif io nunfcer of beds set aside for tuberculosis.
o Leas than 5 tuberculosis bedsobstetrics only.
9 Surgery or short-term care only,
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KENTUCKY (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
LONDON
* I 8 T IM C T NO 5 S T A T 1- TUBERCULOSIS HOSP 1 04
LOUISVILLE
*HAZEL WOOD SANATORIUM 358,,
NORTON MEMORIAL INFIRMARY V.
8T JOSEPH INFIRMARY 9 1/
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL , 40
MADISONVILLE
* D I 8 T NO 1 STATE TUBERCULOSIS SAN 100
U T W D
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 140
PARIS
# D I S T NO 3 STATE TUBERCULOSIS SAN 105
RIVERSIDE
WARREN COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 30
9 M E R S E 'I .,
SOMERSETCITYHOSPITAL %
WAVERLY MILLS
WAVERLY HILLS TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 500
LOUISIANA
TOTAL 1317 403
ALEXANDRIA ^ nn
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 199
ANGOLA
ANGOLA GENERAL HOSPITAL 30
FRANKLIN ,/
8T MARY PARISH HOSPITAL 2f.
GR.KENWELL SPRINGS nnn
*GREENtfELL SPRINGS TUBERCULOSIS HOSP 300
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE CHARITY HOSPITAL 118
MONROE ,/
E A CONWAY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL V
NEW 'ORLEANS c ^ * U
CHARITY HOSPITAL OF LOUISIANA 506 %
COLO R-ED 1 TO UNIT . g S3
WHITE TB UNIT 283 .
FOUNDATIONHOSPITAL {,
MERCYHOSPITAL %
TOURO INFIRMARY J
U S PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE HOSPITAL 94
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 39
RUSTON . ,
*RU3TON TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL IBS
S HRE VEP OR T ,,
GILMER CHEST HOSPITAL 36
GOWEN SANATORIUM AND CLINIC 25
#PINES TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 150 7/
T E SCHUM PERT MEMORIAL SANITARIUM U
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL VI
WE8TMONROE ,,9/
GBCOOLEY SANATORIUM 461/
1 Surgery or ehort-term oare only.
2 Thopaolo surgery 'only.
3 Diagnosis or short-term oars only.
U Short-terra oare only.
$ Diagnosis only.
6 Does not include t;0 pedlatric bads.
7 Surgery only,
8 Less than $ tuberculosis beds surgery and short-term care only.
9 Admission limited to residents of Ouachita Parish,
MAINE TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
TOTAL 403 33
H A NG OR
B ANG OR S AN AT OR I UM 30
CALAIS , .
CALAIS REGIONAL HOSPITAL I/
F A I RF I ELD
*CENTRAL MAINE SANATORIUM 134
FORTFAIRFIELD , ,
COMMUNITY GENERAL HOSPITAL I/
GREENWOOD MOUNTAIN
*WESTERNHAINE SANATORIUM 119
L E H I 3 T N
CENTRAL MAINE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2 /
ST MARYS GENERAL HOSPITAL 3
PORTLAND
PORTLAND CITY HOSPITAL I/
PRESS U E ISLE
^NORTHERN MAINE SANATORIUM ISO
R U M F R D
R U M F R D C M M U N I T Y H S P I T A L V
T GUS
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 33
MARYLAND
TOTAL 2069413
BALTI MORE
BALTIMORE CITY HOSPITAL 440
CHURCH HOME AND HOSPITAL 3/
FRANKLIN SQUARE HOSPITAL 6/
HOSPITAL FOR THE WOMEN OF MARYLAND 6/
JOHNSHOPKINSHOSPITAL 7/
MERCY HOSPITAL $/
MOUNT PLEASANT 55-
ST AGNES HOSPITAL 5/
SINAI HOSPITAL OF BALTIMORE INC SS
SOUTH BALTIMORE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2/
UN CON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 2/
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL ~ 258
FT HOWARD
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 79
FREDERICK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 5/
GLENN DALE TB SAN SEE WASHINGTON D P
HENRYTON -oniHiiuHot
MOUNT M S ( LS B ON SP1TALS HENRYTON ST ATE HOSP 4 8 5
PERR; M Jo^ JT S N STATE 0"'TAL
SALISBURY^" 8 AOMI NISTRATION HOSPITAL 75
*PINE BLUFF STATE HOSPITAL * e
STATE SANATORIUM 6S
TOV ( SON IOTOR ULLEN STATF HOSPITAL 359
HOSP FOR CONSUMPTIVES OF MARYLAND 170
1 Short-term care only,
2 Surgery only,
3 Diagnosis and surgery only,
5 SnoXs ^ Uali ' atlon my Pending transfer to other institution*.
6 Less than 5 tuberculosis bedssurgery only
7 Surgery or short-term care only.
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MASSACHUSETTS TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
TOTAL 3567693
ATTLEBOHO
BRISTOL COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS HOSP 60
BOSTON
THE BOSTON CITY HOSPITAL 96
BOSTON SANATORIUM SEE MATTAPAN
THE C H A N N I N G H ME 39
LONG ISLAND HOSPITAL 31
MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL ]/
MASS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL H A Y N E 8 DEPT 26"
N E tt E N L A N I) CENTER HOSPITAL 2/
NEW ENGLAND E A C N E 8 S HOSPITAL 15"
PETER HE NTBRIGHAM HOSPITAL 3/
U H P U H L I C HEALTH SERVICE HOSPITAL ~ 31
B R C T N
V E T E K A N 8 ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 1 3 H
C A M II R I D G E
C A M H K| D E 3 A N A T R I U M 1
M U N T A U B U R N H S P I T A L 4/
CHESTNUT HILL
B R K L I N E HEALTH D F P T HOSPITAL 30
FALL RIVER
FALL RIVER GEN HOSP TUBERCULOSIS 13 IV 100
TRUES DALE HOSPITAL 5/
F I T C H B U R G
R U R B A N K MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL 30
HANSON
PLYMOUTH COUNTY HOSPITAL 135
HAVERH ILL
HAVE ft HILL MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL 6/
HAYDENVILL E
H A M P S H I H K COUNTY SANATORIUM 60
LAWRENCE
LA WHENCE GENERAL HOSPITAL ' _?/
LEO Ml NSTER
LEOMINSTER HOSPITAL 3/
LOWELL
MEA f)OW CREST HOSPITAL 90
LYNN
L Y N N H S P I T A L V
MARLBORO
MARLBORO HOSPITAL V
MATTAPAN
BOSTON 3AN DIV BOSTON CITY HOSPITAL 590
MIDI1LEBORO
*LAKEVILLE STATE SANATORIUM IBS
M 1 DOLET N
ESSEX CO TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 360
NE W BED FO R D
8A88AQU IN SANATORIUM 1 O 4
NEWTONCENTER n .
. NEW ENGLANDPEABODY HOME /
NORTH) READ I NG
* NORTH READING STATF SANATORIUM 188
NORTH AMPTO N
VETERANS AD MINISTRATION HOSPITAL 50
1 Less than $ tuberculosis badssurgery and short-term care only.
2 No specific number of beds set aside for tuberculosisdiagnosis only.
3 Diagnosis only,
li Diagnosis and surgery only,
? Surgery, obstetrics, and short-term care only.
6 No specific number of beds set aside for tuberculosis.
7 Short-term care only.
8 Bone and joint cases only.
1 3 "*
MASSACHUSETTS (Cent.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
PITTSFIELO , ,
PITTSFIELD ANTI TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL V
POCASSET
BARN STABLE COUNTY SANATORIUM 30
QU | N CY
OUINCY CITY HOSPITAL /
RUTLAND
^RUTLAND STATE SANATORIUM 300
RUTLAND HEIGHTS
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 490
SALEM _ ,
SALEM HOSPITAL
SOUTH RRAINTREE
NORFOLK COUNTY HOSPITAL 100
SOUTH HEY MOUTH
SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL V
SPRINGFIELD
HEALTH DEPARTMENT H S P I T.A L 48
W A L T H A H
MIDDLE SEX COUNTY SANATORIUM 3R'0
HALTHAM HOSPITAL V
WE STF I ELD
#WE3TF|ELH STATE SANATORIUM 141
WORCESTER
BEL MONT HOSPITAL ISO
THE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL V
WORCESTER COUNTY SANATORIUM 1 2 8 ~
MICHIGAN
TOTAL
5106
ALPENA
ALPENAGENERALHOSPITAL 7/
ANNARBOR
UNIVERSITY HOSP UNIVERSITY OF MICH 85
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 35
B A TTLE CREEK
AMERICAN LEGION HOSPITAL 2S3
ARTHUR R KfMBALL SANATORIUM B5
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 4/
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL ~ 30
BENTOM HARBOR ^
ME I! CY HOSPITAL 7/
UEARBORN -
VETERANS AD MINISTRATION HOSPITAL 90
CHEST AND GENERAL HOSPITAL OF DETROIT 200
CHILDRENS HOSP I TAL OF Ml CHI CAN 8/
FAIRVIEW SANATORIUM ^7
GENERAL HOSPITAL AND CLINIC , 47
HENRY FORU HOSPITAL ^x
HERMAN KIFER HOSPITAL 1000 9/
REST HAVEN HOSPITAL o-,n
ELOI8E 3 PUBLIC HEAIT " SERVICE HOSPITAL 1S5
WAYNE COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL ]0/
1 Teirporarily closed.
\ iiaSry^n!?? tefllporar y hospitalization only pending transfer to other institutions,
L Diagnosis only,
\ Temporary hospitalization of persons from the Waltham Hospital
.
8 Ho specific number of beds set aside for tuberculosis,
? New construction will increase the capacity by 2^2 beds
10 Temporary hospitalization only pending transfer to othe^ institutions.
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MICHIGAN (Cont.)
F L I rt T
G E N S E E COUNTY 3ANATOR
fi A YL OR D
^NORTHERN MICHIGAN TUBE
GRANDMA PICJS
BLOOGETT MEMORIAL HOSP
BUTTER WORTH HOSPITAL
KENT COUNTY SUNSHINE S
HANCOCK
^TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIU
H W E L L
* M I C H I G A N STATE SA hi A TOR
I R N WO
GRANOV1EW HOSPITAL
JACKSON
UACKSON COUNTY S A N A T R
KALAMAZOO
^SOUTHWESTERN MICHIGAN
LANSING
I N G H A t.'i CHEST HOSPITAL
ST LAWRENCE HOSPITAL
MARQUETTE
MORGAN HEIGHTS S A N A T R
ST LUKES HOSPITAL
I.! I GLAND
MIDLAND HOSPITAL
MUSKEGON
HACK LEY HOSPITAL
MUSKEGON COUNTY SANATO
N I LES
P A W A T I N G HOSPITAL
NORTHVJLLE
EAST LAWN SANATORIUM
W M H MAYBURY 8ANATORIII
S H T EMO
#P I NE CREST STATE SANAT
PET08KEY
LITTLE TRAVERSE HOSPIT
LOCKWOOU GENERAL HOSPl
P ON T I A C
OAKLAND co T u B E R c L s i
POWERS
PI H EC REST SANATORIUM
3 A G I N A W
SAGINAW COUNTY HOSPtTA
SAG! N. AW GENERAL HOSPIT
TRAVERSE C|TY
CENTRAL MICHIGAN CHILD
Y PS 1 LA N T |
BEYER MEMORIAL HOSPITA
LELAND SANATORIUM
I U M
R C U L 0- S I S S A N
I T AL
A N A T R I U U
M
I U W
I U M
TB SANATORIUM
I UM
R I U M
M
OR I DM
AL
TAL
S SANATORIUM
L
AL
RENS CLINIC
L
TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
169 I/
176
2/
M
180 ?/
105
351
50 5/
8 3
y
140 ^
90 a/
V
If
9/
7 8
9 3
837
10/
1 1L/
. U/ ,
-y
240
14 K3/
300 14/
5 -y
15/
W
100 17/
1 New construction will increase the capacity
by 229 beds.
2 Temporary hospitalization of patients
from the Kent County Sunshine Sanatorium
for gurgery and obstetrics.
3 Short-tarro care only.
k New construction will increase the capacity
by B,8 beds.
$ New construction will increase 'the capacity
by 7 beds.
6 New hospital to be opened July 1?5U--
bed capacity '2ob,
7 Surgery only.
fl New construction will increase the capacity
by 8 beds.
<? Diagnosis only*
10 Diagnosis or short-term care.
11 To be replaced in July l?5lt by the new
Southwestern Michigan TB Sanatorium,
Kalaraazoo bed capacity 200.
12 Diagnosis and surgery only.
13 Haw construction will increase the capacity
by 12 beds.
Ik New construction will increase the capacity
by 50 beds.
15 Takes patients through 3 years of age,
16 Surgery or short-term care only.
1? Will close May 7,
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MINNESOTA TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
TOTAL HO 04181
AH GWA HOMING
^MINNESOTA STATE SANATORIUM 350
BATTLE LAKE
OTTER TAIL COUNTY SANATORIUM 45
B E M I D J I
LUTHER AN HOSPITAL I/
BR A t NERD
3T JOSEPHS H08P1T -A L I/
CANNON FALLS
MINERAL SPRINGS SANATORIUM 100
CR (JO KSTON
BETHESDAHOSPITAL 2/
STFRANCISHOSPITAL "2/
SUHNYREST SANATORIUM 6 ~
GRANITE FALLS
RIVERSIOESANATORIUM 48
H I BB I NG
HIBBING GENERAL HOSPITAL 3/
LITTLEFALLS
STGABRIELSHOSPITAL 3/
MINNEAPOLIS -
MINNEAPOLIS GENERAL HOSPITAL 8 I/
MOUNTSINAIHOSPITAL {/
ST MARYS HOSPITAL 7 ~
VETERAN tt ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 160
MO ORHE AD
STANSGAR HOSPITAL V
N P E Ml N G -'
HOPE MING SANATORIUM 2gl
OAK TERRACE
GLENLAKESANATORIUM ' 513
OWATONNA
OATONNACITYHOSPI"TAL 4/
ROCHESTER -'
COLONIALHOSPITAL o
STCLOUD .
ST CL OUD HOSPITAL I/
ST PAUL TERAN8 ADMI NISTRATI ON HOSPITAL - 31
ANCKER HOSP RAMSEY CO TB PAVILIONS 200
SAUK CENTR D E ENS TUBERCU LOSIS HOSPITAL SOO
ST,LLW T ATE ; R CHAELS HOSP ' T .^ I/
TH,EF L R A ^^^AL 1E L r RIAL " ' T A L y
W ABASMA AKLANU PARK SA NATOR,UM 5S
HEATON ENA V ' STA SANATORI ^ 34
ORTHIHGTON 11 C MUUN ' TY H08P,TAL ' ,/
SOUTHWESTERN MINNESOTA SANATORIUM 54
1 Diagnosis only,
2 Surgery only.
3 Diagnosis or shorfc-term care only.
Lj Temporal? hospitalization only pending transfer to other instiiutic
MISSISSIPPI TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
TOTAL 7 1 S 7
JACKSON
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPfTAL 70
LUCEDALE
GEORGE COUNTY HOSPITAL I/
MERIDIAN
KINGS DAUGHTERS AND SONS REST HOME 38 2/
MOUND BAYOU
TABOR IAN HOSPITAL I/
RAYMOND
HINDS COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 3O
SANATORIUM
* MISSISSIPPI STATE TUBERCULOSIS SAN 650
VICKSBURG
MERCY HOSPITAL ]/
MISSOURI
TOTAL 1838418
I300NVILLE
8T JOSEPHS HOSPITAL I/
CHILLI COTHE
CHILL ICOTHE HOSPITAL 3/
COLUMBIA
BOONE COUNTY HOSPITAL ]/
EXCELSIOR SP KINGS
V E T E R A K S ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 331
HANNIBAL
ST ELIZABETH HOSPITAL I/
JEFFERSON BARRACKS
VETERANS A [> MINISTRATION HOSPITAL 74
J E K PERSON CITY
ST MARYS HOSPITAL I/
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY GENERAL HOSPITAL NO 1 8 \/ f
KANSAS CITY GENERAL HOSPITAL NO 2 9V
KANSAS CITY MUNICIPAL TB HOSPfTAL 258
MENORAH HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER I/
ST MARYS HOSPITAL V
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 40
KIRKSVILLE
KIRKSVILLE OSTEOPATH 1C HOSPITAL 6/
KOCH
ROBERT KOCH HOSPITAL 64O
LEBANON
LOUISEGWALLACEHOSPITAL 6/
LOUISIANA
PIKECOUNTYHOSPITAL ]/
MEXICO .
ANORAIN HOSPITAL V
MILAN
SULLIVAN COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 3/
MO NE TT ~
STVINCENTHOSP4TAL 4/
1 Diagnosis only.
2 Takes only ambulatory patients,
3 Diagnosis and surgery only,
U . Temporary hospitalization only pending transfer to other institutions,
5 Surgery or short-term care only.
6 Short-terra care only.
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MISSOURI (Com.)
TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
MOUNT VERNON Non-Fed. Federal
PERH?!f!L 8 LE URI STATFJ SAN *TOR,UM r , 5 }/
POPLAR^^ FF C UNTY "SERIAL HOSPITAL y
HOLLA VETER ANS ADMI N| ' 8T RAT|ON HOSPITAL 4
ST LOU|'| LPS COUHTY PUBLIC MEMORIAL H .8 P 2/
BARUES HOSPITAL ,/
HOK1 ERG PHILLIPS HOSPPTil -
ST U , N I,,?I SS E BAN*? UM L <
SPR!NGF, C L LD UfS C ' TY H ""TAL 18 g y
WEBB { T D 5Sfi!i 8 C SSJ^ T J|! R FE " ERAL PR.BOHERS . ^ 69
JASPER COUNTY T U B'E R C U L 3 I 8 HOSPITAL 100
MONTANA
TOTAL
185
BAKER
BILMNG's' 1 - " C UflTV HOBP.TAL y
BOZEM^ V)NC " TS .H08P.TAL v
CUT BANK E ' JAN OE * C NES3 HOSPITAL ?jf
R LODGE" n U N TY , WE M oli ' AL H
fiREAT M F*LLS* STATE TUBEBCULOBIS SANATORIUM 1BS
M|LE8 8AHnER8 COUNTY H OSPITAL ^
HOLy ROSARY HOSPITAL
y
NEBRASKA
TOTAL
S90
B U R W E L L
CHAPPL U ^ VELL H08P 'TAL ' 2/
COLUMHi8 LEH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ^
COZAD 87 U * RVfl H08P 'TAL ^
CHEIGHTON D MUNlC|P *L HOSPITAL ~/
FHEMONT N BERG MEttOI '*L HOSPITAL ^
U [] G E COUNTY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 2 /
1 Wew construction will increase the capacity by 75
2 Diagnosis only. J
3 Diagnosis, surgery, or short-terra care only
k 52 tuberculosis beds teniporarily closed for
only
7 Diagnosis or short-tern care only.
8 Ho specific number of beds set aside for tuberculosis.
NEBRASKA (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed, Federal
H A 3 T I N G S
M A K Y L A H N I N G MEMORIAL HOSPITAL V '
KEARNEY
* NEBRASKA H S P FOR THE TUBERCULOUS 350
OMAHA
CHEIGHTON MEMORIAL ST JOSEPH HOSPITAL 2/
DOUGLAS COUNTY HOSPITAL 40
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 40
SCOTTSBLUFF'
'STMA.KY HOSPITAL V
NEVADA
TOTAL 34
LASVEGAS
SOUTHERN NEVADA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 18
RENO
WASHOE MEDICAL CENT F. R 1 6 4/
NEW HAMPSHIRE
T OTAL 133
CONCORD
PEMBROKE "SANATORIUM 45
EXETER ,,
EXETERH08PITAL V
G L EN CL I FF
* N E W HAMPSHIRE STATF SANATORIUM 88
HANOVER ,,
MARY HITCHCOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL V
NEW JERSEY
TOTAL 3334 396
ALLEN WOOD
ALLEN WOOD SANATORIUM 110
BELLEVILLE
ESSEX COUNTY ISOLATION HOSPITAL 84
BLACKWOOD ,.. r
CAW DEN COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 175
BROWNS MILLS ,
DEBORAH JEWISH TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY 126
EASTORANGE t
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 158
FLEMINGTON ,/
HUNTERDON MEDICAL CENTER U
GLENGARDNER ' '*,,.
*N J SAN FOR TURERCULOSIS DISEASES 335
HACKENSACK _,
HACKENSACK HOSPITAL if
IRVINGTON .,
IRVINGTON GENERAL HOSPITA.L I/
1 Diagnosis only,
2 Surgery only, '
3 Diagnosis or ahort-tenn care'only.. '
J4 New construction will increase the capacity by 36 beds.
$ Temporary hospitalization only pending transfer to other institutions,
6 Surgery or short-term oare only.
7 Diagnosis, surgery, or short-terra care only,
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NEW JERSEY (Cent.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
ed - Fedoral
JERSEY CITY
H H POLLAK HOSP FOR CHEST DISEASES 403
STFHAfl CIS HOSPITAL 21
LONG M R A N C H
(JRECHAZARDHOSPITAL I/
LYONS
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 13
M E T U C H E H
ROOSEVELT HOSP FOR DIS OF THE CHEST 176
V N T C L A | R
M N T C L A I R COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 2/
M U N T A I H S ! E H S P I T A L ]"/
u o n R i s T o tv N -
M H R I S T W N MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 3/
SHONGHUM MOUNTAIN SANATORIUM 7 4 ~
N E W L I S B N
M W NEWCOMR HOSP FOR CHEST DISEASE 108
NEWARK BETH ISRAEL HOSPITAL ]/
NEWARK CITY HOSPITAL 10
THEPRESBYTERIANHOSPITAL 4/
HORTHFIELD .-'
PARAMUS LANTIC COUNTY HOSP FOR TB DISEASES 96
BERGEN COUNTY HOSPITAL P^1
PATERSON ^ 41
PATERSOfJGENERALHOSPlTAL 5/
Tc,K,^^ NNIEBURN SANATORIUM 1P1
IEANECK J a j.
HOLY NAME HOSPITAL ,/
TRENTON /
n B , ??2 NE i; LY "EMORIAL HOSPITAL lfin
VERONA LA MCKINLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL * * * 2/
ESSEX COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 46 7
NEW MEXICO
TOTAL
6 1 S 454
ALBUQUERQUE
s *js B ?H'L%v u ^%%%!;?; F %"^ R ^ M HOBpiT A u
67
FOR "" " " 1B ' " '
PORT ST E A TE NT^N NS A M ' N ' T R A T , N HOSP.TAL
GALL *STATE SANATORIUM
ST. MARYS HOSPITAL
1 Surgery only,
2 No specific number of beds set aside for tuberculosis
transfer te other
7 Does not include bo pediatric beds.
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V
NEW MEXICO (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
H B B S , ,
LEA COUNTY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL !/
S C R R
.ESTATE TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM aiiy
V A L M R A
VAL MORA SANATORIUM 75
NEW YORK
TOTAL 130442195
ALBANY
ALB ANY HOSPITAL . 130
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 48
AUBURN _ .
AUBURN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL f
B A T A V I A
VETERANS A F) MINISTRATION HOSPITAL 183
8 ATM ,
BATH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL /
BEDFORD HILLS
MONTEFIORE HOSPITAL COUNTRY SAN 235
BINGHAMTON . ,
RING H A MTON CITY HOSPITAL I/
BUFFALO ,,/
BUFFALOGENERALHOSPITAL 6 /
EDWARD J MEYER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 370
MILLARDFILLMORE HOSPITAL V
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 76
CANANDAIGUA
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 50
C A S S A N AGA
NEWTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 11-4
CASTLEPOINT
VETERANS At) MINISTRATION HOSPITAL 493
CHENANGOBRIDGE
BROOME COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 96
CORNING , ,
CORNING HOSPITAL I/
E L M I R A . ,
ARNOT OGOEN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
CHEMUNG COUNTY SANATORIUM 40
FARMINGOALE
NASSAU COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 357
GABRIELS
SANATORIUM GABRIELS 1 1 1
fi L EN S FAL L S ,,
GLENS FALLS HOSPITAL V
WEST MOUNT SAN WARREN CO TB HOSP 48
HOLTSVILLE
SUFFOLK CO TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 140
ITHACA
* HERMAN M BIGGS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 390
JOHNSON CITY ,,
C 8 WILSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL U
KINGSTON 0/
BENEDICTINEHOSPJTAL W
ULSTER COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 54
1 Short-term care only,
2 10 beds are reserved for Indians and for surgery,
3 Diagnosis only.
U temporary hospitalization only pending transfer to other institutions.
Surgery only,
6 Diagnosis, surgery, or short-term care only*
7 Surgery or short-term 'care only.
8 Diagnosis and surgery only.
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NEW YORK (ConM TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
L
L
M
M
M
M
M
M
N
1 BER
C KP
A L N
IDOL
1 DL
N T 1
ON TR
U N T
*
E W Y
T Y
WORKMENS CIRCLE SANATORIUM
OR T
NIAGARA SANATORIUM
E
ALICE HYDE MEMORIAL HOSPITA
E GROVE
SARATOGA COUNTY TUBEHCULOSI
E T W N
ELIZABETH A- HORTON MEMORIAL
CELLO
HEBREW HOSPITAL
OS E
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOS
M R R IS
MOUNT MORRIS TURERCULOSIS H
OR K
HELLEVUE HOSPITAL
BELLEVUE HOSP CHEST CLINIC
BROOKLYN THORACIC HOSPITAL
HARLEM HOSPITAL
HOSPI'TAL FOR JOINT DISEASES
L
S
P
HOSP!
H S P 1 T
| T AL
SP 1 T AL
M A N H A T
BROO KL
T A L
A L
3
3
TAN
Y N 1
7
6
8
4
2
6
1
5
3
3
I/
2/
v
.V
KINGS COUNTY HOSPITAL BROO
K
L
Y
N
7
1
6
KINGSTON AVENUE HOSPITAL B
R
K
L YN
1
a
3
2/
LEBANON HOSPITAL
_'
MANHATTAN GENERAL HOSPITAL
5
MANHATTAN GENERAL HOSPITAL
A
N
N
E
X
1
METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL .WELF
A
H
E
1 SL
AND 3
9
MQNTEFIORE HOSPITAL
8
4
MORR1SAWIA CITY HOSPITAL
6
c /
MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL
NATHAN 8 VAN ETTEN HOSPITAL
B
RON.X /
NAVAL HOSPITAL ST ALBANS
NEPONSIT BL-ACH HOSPITAL
2
NEW YORK CITY HOSP WELFARE
1
S
L
AND
1
1
3
THE NEW YORK HOSPITAL M A N H
A
T
T
A
N
3
6
ST ANTHONY. S HOSPITAL WOODH
A
V
E
N
4
,
ST CLARES HOSPITAL
i/
ST JOSEPHS HOSP FOR CHEST D
1
S
E
A
S ES
3
9
7
SEA VIEW HOSPITAL STATEN f
S
L
A
N
D
14
2
SETON HOSPITAL BRONX
4
3
4
TRIBORO HOSPITAL JAMAICA
5
2
7
U S PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE H
S
P
1
T AL
U S P |-| S HOSP STATEN ISLAN
D
VETERANS ADMIN HOSPITAL BR
N
X
VETERANS ADMIN HOSPITAL BR
K
L'
YN
WILLARD PARKER HOSPITAL
1
5
5
N
E WBU
RGH
ESTELLE AND WALTER C ODELL
M
E
M
SAN
5
ST LUKES HOSPITAL
2/
N
RT H
PORT
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOS
P
1
T
A
L
N E 1 D
A
ONEIDA CITY HOSPITAL
IP/
NEON
T A
* H M E R FOLKS TURERCULOSIS HO
S
P
I
T
AL
37
4
1
Diagnosis, surgery, or short-term care only.
2
Surgery only.
3 Short-terra care only.
U
Tuberculosis and Chronic Chest Diseases .
6
Diagnosis and temporary hospital ization only pending transfer to
Hew hospital to be opened September 1J>, 19I& bed capacity 2?0.
other
institutions*
7
No specific number of 'beds set aside for tuberculosis.
8
Thoracic surgery only.
9
Surgery or ahort-term care only.
10
Tenporary hospitalisation only pending transfer to other
institutions.
56
1'39
353
8/51
~ 83
70
1 33
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NEW YORK (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
OTtSVlLLE Non-Fed. Federal
MUNICIPAL SANATORIUM OF CITY OF N Y 420 '''
PERRYSBURG
* J N ADAM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 400
POMONA
SUMMIT PARK SANATORIUM B 8
POTSDAM
POTSDAM HOSPITAL 2/
POUGH KEEPS |E
SAMUEL A N NETTIE ROWNE HOSPITAL 50
HAY BROOK
it RAY BROOK STATE TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 357
R I C H L A N D
OS W EGO COUNTY SANATORIUM 47
ROCHESTER
THE GENESSEE HOSPITAL 3/
IOLA MONROE CO TUBERCULOSIS SAN 350 ~
ROC HESTER MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL 4/
STRONG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ~V
SALISBURY' CENTER -
PINE CREST SAN H E R K I M E R CO T R HOSP 60
SARAMACLAKE
GENERAL HOSPITAL OF SARA N AC LAKE 15 6/
OWENS PRIVATE SANATORIUM 20 ~-
VARIETY CLUBS WILL ROGERS HOSPITAL 80
SCHENECTAUY
SCHENECTAOY COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS HOSP 130
STONY WOLD
STONY WOLD SANATORIUM 141
SUN MOUNT
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 460
SYRACUSE
*ONONDAGO SANATORIUM STATE OF N Y 340
TRUDEAU 1 | /
TRUDEAU SANATORIUM 175 -^
U T I C A
*BROADACRES SANATORIUM 182
ONE1UA COUNTY HOSPITAL OF UT|CA ?/
ST LUKES MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CENTER * 8/
VALHALLA
GRASSLANDS HOSPITAL 300
W A R'3 A W
WYOMING COUNTY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 6/
WATER TOWN
JEFFERSON COUNTY SANATORIUM 45
WELLSVILLE -,
JONES MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 'J
WYNANTSKI LL
PAWL ING SANATORIUM 118
Y NK E RS
GRAYOAKSHOSPITAL 45 ^,
HOUSE OF REST AT SPRAIN HIDGE 76 9/
ST JOSEPHS HOSPITAL S
be closed by the end of
2 Short-term care only.
J Temporary hospitalization only pending transfer to other institutions.
k Diagnosis and tanporary hospitalization only pending transfer to other Institutions.
5 Surgery or short-term care only.
6 Surgery only.
7 Diagnosis only.
Q Diagnosis and surgery only.
9 As of April 1, l?#r information for April 1, 195U is not available.
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NORTH CAROLINA
TOTAL
A S HE V I LLE
ROYE COTTAGE SANATORIUM
ST JOSEPHS HOSPITAL INC
ZEPHYR HILL SANATORIUM
BLACK MOUNTAIN
ROYAL LEAGUE FELLOWSHIP UEPT SAN
* W E S T E K N NORTH CAROLINA SANATORIUM
HURL I NGTON
ALAMANCE COUNTY SANATORIUM
ALAMANCE GENERAL HOSPITAL
CHAPEL HILL
#GflAVELY SANATORIUM
CONCORD
CABARKUS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
DURHAM
DUKE HOSPITAL
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL
FAYETTEVILLE
CUMBERLAND COUNTY SANATORIUM
VETERANS AU MINI 'STRATI ON HOSPITAL
GOLUSBORO
WAYNE COUNTY HOME TUBERCULOSIS ANNEX
GREENSBORO
MOSES H CONE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
HALIFAX
HALIFAX COUNTY SANATORIUM
HENDERSON
JUBILEE HOSPITAL
SCOTT PARKER SANATORIUM
MARGARET R PARDEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
HUNTER8VI LLE
MECKLENBURG SANATORIUM
JAMESTOWN
GUILFORO COUNTY S A N I T Q R I U M
MCCAIN
*NORTH CAROLINA SANATORIUM
MONROE
UNION MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
NASHVILLE
N A a H COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM
NORTH WILKESBORO
WILKE8 COUNTY SANATORIUM
T EE N
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL
8WANNANOA DIVISION 103
OTEEN DIVISION 851
R A L E I G H
WAKE COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM
ROCKY MOUNT
ROCKY MOUNT SANITARIUM INC
a M I I rl K T E L D
JOHNSTON COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SAW
STATE3VSLLE
fREDELL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
3403 1009
38
2 2
I/
16 2/
485
2 5 3/
I/
98
I/
y
32
2
I/
28 6/
10
14
140
121
614
33 /
33 2/
9
30
40
15
954
10/
1 Diagnosis and surgery only,
2 AB of April 1, 1^3; information for
April If. 195U is not available,
3 To be a Health Center and out-patient TB Clinic
after June 19$h. Patients will be transferred
to State sanatoria*
li Temporary hospitalisation only pending transfer
to. other institutions,
$ Surgery only.
6 Will close in the Fall 19^tl} patients
will be transferred to Eastern North
Carolina Sanatoria at Wilson.
7 Diagnosis or short-term care only.
8 Diagnosis only.
9 Will close July 1, l$)$li.
10 New hospital to open May 10, 195U--
no specific number of tuberculosis .beds,
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NORTH CAROLINA (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
T A R B R
EDGE COMBE COUNTY SANATORIUM 27
WILLIAMSTON
MARTIN COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 18
WILMINGTON
JOHN C W E S S E L L TUBERCULOSIS SAN 33
WILSON
^EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA SANATORIUM 3 1 ]/
WILSON COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 48 2/
WINSTON SALEM ,
CITYMEMORIALHOSPITAL V
FOHSYTH COUNTY SANATORIUM 139
NORTH DAKOTA
TOTAL 365
I) EVILS LAKE . .
MERCY HOSPITAL 4/
DICKINSON .,
8T JOSEPHS HOSPITAL it
FARGO B ,
ST JO HNS HOSPITAL 1 v
GRAND FORKS .,,
ST MICHAELS HOSPITAL I/
SANHAVEN , ,.
*' NORTH DAKOTA STATE TUBERCULOSIS SAN 365
OHIO
TOTAL 4299 691
AKRON _-
THE EDWIN SHAW SANATORIUM 197
ALLIANCE .,
ALLIANCECITYHOSPITAL V
LORAIN COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 80
BOWLING GREEN A/
WOOD COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL I/
BRECKSVl'LLE , .. , H ^
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 314
CANTON , /
A ULTMAN HOSPITAL *oo~
MOLLY STARK HOSPITAL 330
CHIL.LICOTHE
MOUNT LOG AN SANATORIUM
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL
CIN DUNHAM HOSPITAL OF HAMILTON OHIO
GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL
JEWISH HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
CLEVELAND ,
LOWMAN MEMORIAL PAVILION '
MOUNT SINAI 'HOSPITAL Dn , T *,
SUNNY ACRES CUYAHOGA CO TB 'HOSPITAL
UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS OF CLEVELAND
1 New construction will increase the capacity by 300 beds.
2 Will close June 28, 1?5U. Patients to be transferred to State hospital,
3 Surgery or short-term oare only.
k Diagnosis only.
5 Short-terra care only,
6 Diagnosis or short-term oare only.
7 Diagnosis, surgery, or short-terra oare only.
8 Surgery only.
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OHIO(Con(.)
C L U M 8 U S
U E N J A M I N FRANKLIN HOSPITAL
GRANT HOSPITAL
* H I TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL
WHITE CROSS HOSPITAL
I) A Y T f J
I) I S T T8 H 8 P STILL WATER SANATORIUM
GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL
EAST LIVERPOOL
EAST LIVERPOOL CITY HOSPITAL
GREEK SPRINGS
OAK RIDGE SANATORIUM
HAMILTON
EUGENE H HUGHES MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
MERCYHOSPITAL
L A K E W n
LAKE WOOD HOSPITAL
LIMA
DISTRICT TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL
ST RITAS HOSPITAL
MANSFIELD
RICH LAND HOSPITAL
MARTINS FERRY
MARTINS FERRY HOSPITAL
M c c o n n E L s v i L L E
ROCKY GLEN SANATORIUM
M T V E R N N
AVALON SANATORIUM INC
NELSONVILLE
*STATE TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL
NEW PH I LA DELPHI A
MWARK USCARAWAS VALLEY SANATORIUM
PA|NESV?LLE G C UNTY TUBERCULOSIS SAN
PORTSMOUT COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
MERCY HOSPITAL
ST CLAIRSV1LLE
TUBERCULOSES BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
"
LE OUNTY TUBERC ^OSIS SANATORIUM
VALLEY HOSPITAL
TOLEDO 1 "
MERCY HOSPITAL
THE TOLEDO HOSPITAL
TROy ""-LI AM w ROCHE MEM TUBERCULOSIS HOSP
HARR E TTMER HOSPITAL
369
264
1 8
205
8 5
7 5
107
109
135
9 1
34
57
17
5 6
105
V
/
/
8/
CO TUBERCULOSiS H 8 P .1 T A L
84 5
4 5
V
V
342
1 Diagnosis and surgery only,
2 Less than 5 tuberculosis beds
r 3hort - tero
set aside
only.
171
9/
5 Surgery only,
6
of
7 Diagnosis or short-term care only,
New hospital to be built in 19<^
9 Diagnosis only.
10 New construction will increase the capacity
by 55 beds, J
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OKLAHOMA TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
TOTAL 917366
B L A C K W E L L
H LACK WELL HOSPITAL ]/
C L I N T N
*WESTERN OKLAHOMA TUBERCULOSIS SAN 377
E L R E N
PARK VIEW HOSPITAL 2/
OKLAHOMA CITY
EVERG KEEN SANATORIUM 35
VETERANS' ADMINISTRATION H 8 P | T -A L 36
fi H A W N E E
SHAWNEE IN I) I AN SANATORIUM 00
S H A W M E E MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL 3/
SULPHUR
OKLAHOMA STATE VETERANS HOSPITAL 1 S 5
T A L I H I M A
* E A S T E R N OKLA STATE TUBERCULOSIS SAN 380
TALIH1NA MEDICAL CENTER 130
OREGON
TOTAL 616137
A 3 T R I A
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL V
G RV A L I S
GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL OF CORVALIS 5/
M E OFORD
SACREU HEART HOSPITAL V
M I L W A U K t E
MATSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 50
PORTLAND
UNIVERSITY STATE TUBERCULOSIS H S P 80
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 137
SALEM
* R E G N STATE TURERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 380
SALEM GENERAL HOSPITAL V
SALEM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL V
THEOALLES
* E A S T E R M OREGON TUBFRCULOSIS HOSPITAL 165
TROUTOALE
MULTNOMAH CO TUBERCULOSIS PAVILION 4 1 7/
PENNSYLVANIA
TOTAL - 546S1018
ALLENTOWN
ALLENTOWN HOSPITAL 12;
SACRED HEART HOSPITAL 13 3/
ALLENWOOD
DEVITTS CAMP FOR TREATMENT OF T B 104
BEAVERFALLS
PROVIUENCEHOSPITAL V
BETHLEHEM
8T LUKES HOSPITAL V
1 Diagnosis and temporary hospitalization only pending transfer to other institutions.
2 New hospital to be opened Aug. 19^ diagnosis only.
3 Diagnosis and'surgery only.
1( Diagnosis only.
5 Short-term care only.
6 Diagnosis .or short-term care only.
7 Emergency hospitalization for Multnomah County TB patients,
PENNSYLVANIA (Cont.)
BRISTOL
BRISTOL GENERAL HOSPITAL
BUTLER
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL
COATESVILLE
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL
R E 3 S N
* P M N A STATE TUBERCULOSIS SAN NO H
n A N V I L L E
THE G F G E I 3 I N C E H MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
OREXEL HILL
DELAWARE COUNTY HOSPITAL
EAGLEVILLE
EAGLEVILLE SAN FOR CONSUMPTIVES
E A S T N
E A S T M HOSPITAL
ELIZA I! ETH TOWN
,- . ,- STATE HOSPITAL FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN
t R I E
/. , . n ^ R ' E ^ OUN TY TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL
HAMBURG^ C INFiRMARY
TUBERCULOSIS WARD
SANATORIUM NO 3
HAMRISBURG HOSPITAL
ISflURG POLYCLI NtC
VALLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
, 4 T n , H P S S U E R E SANATORIUM
LA T R OB E
TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
I/
420
60
681
200
I/
5/
8 A
1 6
698
1 2
y
5 7/
56
NE CASTLE" OU " TV
6 1
6
z/
BARTON, P F R TR EATMENT
KENSINGTON HOSPITAL
*PEHH? YLVANl A HnS ^' TAL
P HI I A n F / u ! A SANATORIUM NO 4
PHILAGENERAI ENERAL HOSPl TAL
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
WO MANS HOSPITAL OF P M i i IT
Surgery and obstetrics only.
Diagnosis and pneumothorax onlv
Diagnosis only. *
Short-term care only.
DIV
9 9
4 9
6
4 4
ISO'
314
279
168
3/
10/
only.
t5
11 Sureery or short-terra care only.
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PENNSYLVANIA (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
PHOENIXVILLE
PHOENIXVILLE HOSPITAL I/
VALLEY FORGE ARMY HOSPITAL ~ 500
PITTSBURGH
CITY TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 446
MERCY HOSPITAL 2/
THE MONTEFI ORE HOSPITAL T/
TUBERCULOSIS LEAGUE OF PITTSBURGH 170"
POTTSVILLE
THE A CMILLIKEN HOSPITAL I/
f [ E A I N G
BERKS COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 108
3 A YR E
ROBERT PACKER HOSPITAL ' 3/
SCRANTON
LACKA WANNA COUNTY TURERCULOS|8 ItOSP 105
S ELLERS V I L LE
GRAND VIEW HOSPITAL V
SOUTH MOUNTAIN
*PA STATE SANATORIUM NO 1 1280
UN (ONTOWN
FAYETTE COUNTY SANATORIUM 00
W A W A
WAWA CHEST HOSPITAL 35
WEST CHESTER
CHESTER COUNTY HOSPITAL- 3/
W H I T E H A V E N
JEFFEHSON MEDICAL COLLEGE HOSPITAL 168
w i L K ES BAR R E
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 38
WILLIAM SPORT
CITY CO WAY MEMORIAL ISOLATION HflSP V
RHODE ISLAND
TOTAL 61043
PROVIDENCE
CHARLES V CHAPIN HOSPITAL 39
RHODE. ISLAND HOSPITAL V
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL ' ~ 43
WALLUMLAKE
# R H D E ISLAND STATE SANATORIUM 571
SOUTH CAROLINA
TOTAL 914 76
CHARLESTON
PINEHAVENSANATOR'IUM BO
ROPER HOSPITAL I/
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL OF HIGHLAND COUNTY V
RIDGEWOOD TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 56
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 76
1 Diagnosis only.
2 Surg&ry only,
3 Diagnosis or short-terra care only,
It Surgery or short-term care only.
5 Short-term care only,
6 Ho specific number of beds set aside for tuberculosis,
7 Diagnosis and surgery only.
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SOUTH CAROLINA (Cent.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
FLORENCE Non-Fed. Federal
FLORENCE DARLINGTON TUBERCULOSIS SAN 118
GREENVILLE
GREENVILLE COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SAN 76
GREENVILLE GENERAL HOSPITAL I/
HAMPTON
HAMPTON COUNTY HOSPITAL 2/
R C K H I L L
YORK COUNTY HOSPITAL ' 2/
SPARTANBURG
SPARTANBURG GENERAL HOSPITAL 3/
SPARTANBURG TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL a 4 ~
STATE PARK
SOUTH CAROLINA SANATORIUM 500
SOUTH DAKOTA
'TOTAL 128 IBS
HOT SPRINGS
QURLADYOFLOURDESHOSpfTAL 3/
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL ~ 7 g
HURON
3T JOHNS HOSPITAL 4/
PIERRE -
ST MARYS HOSPITAL 5/
RAPIDCITY
SIOUX SANATORIUM 110
SANATOR A
*SOUTH DAKOTA STATE SAN FOR TB 138
YANKTON J- o _
SACRED HEART HOSPITAL 4/
TENNESSEE
TOTAL 1 93 1 a 38
ATHENS
EPPERSON CLINIC HOSPITAL 6/
CHATTANOOGA ~
BARONESS ERLANGEH HOSPITAL 4/
PINE BREEZE SANATORIUM 174
*TENN Til B E RC U LO S J S HOSPITAL 130
E R W I N
UNICOj COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL I/
GREENVILLE
GREENVILLE SANATORIUM AND HOSPITAL 4/
KNOXVILLE -
BEVERLY HILLS SANATORIUM 145
* A T TENNESSEE TURFRCULOSIS HOSPITAL 180
FORT SANDERS PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL 18 3/
LAWRENCEBUR'G -'
LAWRENCE COUNTY GENERAL ItOSPlTAL 2/
MEMPHIS =f
(\ 3 PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE HOSPITAL 4 A
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 300
VETERANS A I) MINHQ3P KENNEDY P%1
*WEST TENNESSEE TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 400
1 Diagnosis, surgery, or short-term care only.
2 Short-terra care only,
3 Surgery only,
li Diagnosis only.
6
.
Temporary hospitalization only pending transfer to other institutions,
No specific number of beds set aside for tuberculosis.
TENNESSEE (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
MOUNTAIN HOME
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 69
NASHVILLE
DAVIDSON COUNTY TUHEKCUL S I S HOSPITAL 300
# MIDDLE TENNESSEE TUBERCULOSIS HOSP 334
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 194
OAK R I D G E
OAK RIDGE HOSPITAL I/
A KV I L L E
A K V 1 L L E MEMORIAL SANATORIUM 300
PLEASANT HILL
UPLANDS R A N A T R 1 U M 3
P R E 3*3 M E N S HO M E
1 N T L P R I N T PRESS HEN 8 UNION SANATORIUM 40
3 E W AN E E
EMERALD HODGSON HOSPITAL V
TEXAS
TOTAL 38511040
A M A R I LL
UNDERWOOD CLINIC HOSPITAL A M A R I L L BO
AUSTIN
AUSTIN T I? AVIS CO TUBERCULOSIS SAN 48
BEAUMONT
JEFFERSON COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS HOSP 162
CORPUS C H R I S T I
HILLTOP N U E C E 3 CO TURERCULOSlS HOSP 104
M E M R I A L H S P I T A L /
DALLAS
CARMAN SANATORIUM INC 26
CHILD HENS MEDICAL CENTER 53
MORGAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 54 ,/
PARKLAND HOSPITAL I/
WOODLAWN HOSPITAL 10
EL PASO
EL PASO GENERAL HOSPITAL 7 K /
MESA SANATORIUM S 1 V
8T JOSEPH 8 SANATORIUM 36
FORT WORTH
ELM WOOD SANATORIUM 76
GALVESTON
UN IV OF TEXAS MED R R ZIEGLER HOSP 60
HARLINGEN
* H A R L I M G E N STATE TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 6/
HOUSTON - 7/
HER MANN HOSPITAL , , U,
HOUSTON TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 193 %/
MET HOD18T HOSPITAL . U.
S T J S E P H S I N F I R M A R Y i/ A o .
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 185
KERRVILLE ^ n
JS HOLLAND REST HO ME J-
*LEGIor^STATEHOSPITAL 4
8UNNYSIDE SANATORIUM - 33 ^ or ,
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 327
1 Diagnosis, surgery, or short-term care only.
2 Diagnosis or short-term care only.
3 Surgery or short-terra care only,
U Surgery only.
5 As of April 1, 1953? information for -April 1, 19& is not available.
6 Under construction.
7 Diagnosis and surgery only.
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TCVAC , r . , TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
TEXAS (Cent.) MCI c .1 i
Non-Fed. Federal
K I LG ORE TA ,/
ROY H LAIR I) MEMORIAL HOSPITAL I/
KINGSVILLE ,/
KLEBE KG COUNTY HOSPITAL >
K LI N T Z E ,. y
HA UfllN COUNTY HOSPITAL
LAREDO WEBB CO TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 40
L U F K I N . ,
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL /
H C K I N N E Y
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION. HOSPITAL 136
NEWBRAUNFELS .,
NEW BH A U W PELS HOSPITAL I/
PARIS / '
THE SANITARIUM OF PARIS 2/
R T AN ,
CALLAI^HOSPITAt, /
SAN ANGEL
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL S4 n/
SHANNON WEST TEXAS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL V
SAN ANTONIO
GR-ACE LUTHERAN SANATORIUM 55
BROOKE ARMY HOSPITAL ' 300
SAN ANTONIO BEXAR COUNTY HOSP SYSTEM 115
*SAN ANTONIO STATE TUBERCULOSIS HOSP 404
SANTA ROSA HOSPITAL 13 V
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD MEMORIAL HOSP 150
SANATORIUM
# MCKNIGHT STATE SANATORIUM 700
TEMPLE
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 146
TYLER
*EAST TEXAS TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 020
MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL V
WACO
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL I/
TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 30
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 56
UTAH
TOTAL 100 134
OG DEN
WUTAH STATE TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 100
SALTLAKECITY
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 134
VERMONT
TOTAL 149
B A RRE
BARRECITY HOSPITAL ]/
^WASHINGTON COUNTY SANATORIUM 43"
1 Short-term care only,
2 Diagnosis only.
3 Diagnosis or short-term care only.
!i Diagnosis and surgery only.
$ Surgery only.
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VERMONT (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
BURLINGTON Non-Fed. Federal
B I H H I 1 E G E 8 II R I A N I) H S p I T A I 1 /
MARY FLETCHER HOSPITAL " fi /
p | T T S F R II y
*VEK MONT SANATORIUM - n n
RUTLAND 1UU
R U T L A N U HOSPITAL 3 /
VIRGINIA
TOTAL 1548358
ALEXANDRI A
ALEXANDRIA HOSPITAL 2/
BURKEVILLE
WPIERMONT SANATORIUM 380
CATAW HA SANATORIUM
*CATAWBA SANATORIUM 340
CHARLOTTE8VILLE
tt 13 L U E R I n (1 r 8 A N A T R I UM 303
UNIVERSITY OF V I R C, I N I A H fi P I T A L 4/
D A N V I L. L E
II I L L T (> A N A T HI 11 M 3 7
F R E D E R I C K 8 H U H (5
MARY WASHINGTON HOSPITAL I/
KECOUGHTAN
V E T E K A N R ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 44
LEXINGTON
STONEWALL JACKSON M E M R I A L HOSPITAL I/
MARTIN3VILLE
MARTIN8VILLE GENERAL M 3 I 3 I T A L 5/
NA88AWAOOX
N R T H A M P TON A C C 1,1 A C K H E 1,1 R I A L H S P I/
N E W P R T N E W R
MARY IMMACULATE HOSPITAL V
R I V E R B | !) ( H R P I T A L , V
NORFOLK
[) E P A U L H 9 P 1 T A L 6/
GRANDY SANATORIUM 142"
N R F L K G E M E R A L || S P I T A L lj
R A D F R D
R A fl F H D COMMUNITY II 8 P I T A L 5/
RICHMOND
PINE CAMP HOSPITAL 216
R E T R E A T F R T II F. I C K 5/
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 188
R A N K E
LEWIS ALB HOSPITAL V
R A N K E I T Y TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM A 9
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 36
WASHINGTON
TOTAL 3123736
ABERDEEN e/
8T JOSEPH 8 HOSPITAL /
1 Diagnosis or short-term euro only.
2 Temporary hoBpituHzatlon only pending transfer to other institutions.
3 Short-term oaro only;
It Diagnosis and surgary only*
$ Diagnosis only,
6 Surgery only.
7 12 beds available for all types of communicable disease.
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WASHINGTON (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
AMER I C AN L A K E, T ,
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 43
BELLINGHAM
ST LUKES GENERAL HOSPITAL ]/
BREMERTON
HARRISON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 2/
C HEHAL I S
MAC MILLAN SANATORIUM 63
E L M A \
OAK HURST SANATORIUM 110
EVERETT
GENERAL HOSPITAL OF EVERETT ]/
PULLMAN
M E M R | A L H S P I T A L I N C V
SEATTLE n .
COLUMBUS HOSPITAL /
FINLAND SANATORIUM KING CO T R HOSP 1086
LAUREL BEACH SANATORIUM 103
RIVER TON HOSPITAL 108
U SPUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE HOSPITAL 43
VIRGINIA MASON HOSPITAL V
SE LAH
CENTRAL WASHINGTON TUBERCULOSIS HORP 169
S N H M I S H
ALDERCREST SANATORIUM 66V
SPOKANE
DEACONESS HOSPITAL 5/
EDGECLIFF SANATORIUM 3 ~
T A COMA
MOUNTAIN VIEW SANATORIUM 170
N PACIFICBENEFICIAL ASSOC HOSP S/
TACO MA INDIAN HOSPITAL " 136
VANCOUVER
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 153
WALLA WALLA
BLUE MOUNTAIN SANATORIUM 48
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 397
WEST VIRGINIA
TOTAL IS 6 5 3 60
BE CKLEY
*PINECREST SANITARIUM 650
CHARLESTON
HILLCREST SANATORIUM 48
STAATSHOSPITALINC ' U
U E N M A R -
*DEN MAR SANATORIUM 240
EL K I NS
DAVIS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 7/
H P E M N T
*HOPEMONT SANATORIUM S9
MARTINSBURG
KINGS DAUGHTERS HOSPITAL 8/
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL J 360
1 Diagnosis only.
2 Diagnosis, surgery, and obstetrics,
3 Diagnosis, surgery and orthopedic care.
b, Will close April 22, 195)1. Patients will be transferred to
Fir land Sanatorium and to Itiverton Hospital.
5 Diagnosis and surgery only.
6 Diagnosis, surgery, or short-term care only.
7 Short-term care only.
8 Diagnosis or short-term care only.
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WEST VIRGINIA (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
MORGANTOWN Non-Fed. Federal
VINCENT PALLOTTI HOSPITAL I/
TRIADELPHIA
OHIO COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM 37
WEBSTER S P R | N G S
WEBSTER COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 2/
WISCONSIN
TOTAL 2094739
B A YF I E L D
PUREAIR SANATORIUM 65
BEAVER [) A M
LUTHERAN HOSPITAL I/
EAU CLAIRE
MOUNT WASHINGTON SANATORIUM 92
HAWTHORNE
MIDDLE RIVER SANATORIUM 109
J A NE S V ILLE
PINE HURST 'SANATORIUM 75
JEFFERSON
FOREST LAWN SANATORIUM 56
KAUKAUNA
RIVERVIEW SANATORIUM 64
K E N S 1 1 A
ST CATHERINES HOSPITAL 3/
WIL'LOWBROOK SANATORIUM 45
LACROSSE . .
LACROSSE LUTHERAN HOSPITAL I/
ST FRANCIS HOSPITAL V
L A D Y S M I T t-l
S T M A H Y S HO S P I T A L ]/
MADISON
LAKE VIEW SANATORIUM 138
MADISON GENERAL HOSPITAL 2/
THE MORNINGSIDE SANATORIUM 5 S
UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS 35
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 335
MANITOWOC V
HOLY FAMILY HOSPITAL
MARSHFIELt) I/
8T JOSEPHS HOSPITAL
MILWAUKEE 7/
COLUM.BIA HOSPITAL TT/
MILWAUKEE COUNTY HOSPITAL 26 H/
N E E N A H
THEDA CLARK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ]/
ONALASKA
OAK FOREST SANATORIUM 56
PLYMOUTH
ROCKY KNOLL SANATORIUM 78
RACINE
SUNNY REST SANATORIUM 78
STATESAN _
WVMSCONSIN STATE SANATORIUM 186
STEVENSPOINT
RIVER PINES SANATORIUM 61
TWORIVER3 .
TWO RIVERS MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL I/
1 Diagnosis only, - 6 Diagnosis,, surgery and obstetrics.
2 Short-term care only, 7 Surgery only.
3 Surgery or short-term care only. 8 Diagnosis and temporary hoapitaliaation only
li Diagnosis, surgery, or short-term care only. Pending transfer to other institutions.
5 Diagnosis or short-term care only.
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WISCONSIN (Cont.) TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
WAJKESHA
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 19 S
W A J S A U
MOUNT VIEW SANATORIUM 60
WAUWATOSA
M U I R D A L E SANATORIUM 630
-WEST DE P E R E
HICKORY GROVE SANATORIUM 06
W H I TEL A IV
MAPLE CREST SANATORIUM 45
WINNEBAGO
SUNNY VIEW SANATORIUM 67
WOOD
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 8,09
WYOM1 NG
TOTAL 50
BASIN
^WYOMING STATE SANATORIUM 50
BUFFALO
JOHNSON COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ]/
ALASKA
TOTAL 181584
ANCHORAGE
ANCHORAGE MEDICAL CENTER 2 <3 d
BARTLETT
SEWARUSANATORIUM 155
BETHEL
BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS BETHEL HOSP ' 2/
FTYUKON
HUDSON STUCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 16
J U N E A U
ALASKA NATIVE SERV HOSP JUNEAU AREA 3/ 30
KANAKANAK -
ALASKA NATIVE SERVICE HOSPITAL 30
KETCHIKAN
KETCHIKAN GENERAL HOSPITAL I/
KOTZEBUE -
ALASKA NATIVE SERVICE HOSPITAL 17
MTEDGECUMBE
ALASKA NATIVE SERVICE HOSPITAL pin
NOME **
MAYNARD MACDOUGAL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 10
TA NAN A
ALASKA NATIVE SERVICE HOSPITAL 13
1 'Tenporary hospitalization only pending transfer to other Institutions.
2 Short-terra care only.
3 As of April 1, 19^3; information for April I, 1?^ is not available.
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HAWAII TUBERCULOSIS BEDS
Non-Fed. Federal
TOTAL 1255100
H I LO
P UUM A I L K II S P I T A L 3 G
II N L U L U
L E A 1 1 I H K P I T A L 717
T HE U I- K N S H t! PITA I. \/
T It I P L E II A R M Y II S P I T A L ~ Q
K E A L I A K A U A I
SAMUEL H A M L r L N A MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 110
WAIAKOA M A U 1
K U L A 8 A N A T R I U I/I 3 3
PUERTO RICO
TOTAL 3110
A I B N I T
A I H N I T T U It l R C II L 9 I El HOSPITAL 1 2/
I) A Y A M N
HOSPITAL 1 1 ATOTCJAS 70
C A YE Y
GOVERNMENT C A Y 1- Y T U H F. H C U L 8 I 3 H fl 6 P 400
G U A YA M A
GOVERNMENT G U A Y A M A TUBERCULOSIS H S P 100
H A T R E Y
A U X I L I M U T U I) 8ANATORIO 3/
C L I N I C A E U G E N I FERNANHEZ GARCIA 2 S 5 \/
M A Y A G U E 2
MAYAGUEZ T U fl E ft C U L *M a H S M T A L 200
PONCE
GOVERNMENT PONCE T U H H C U L 8 I S H S P 300
RIO P | E IM1 A 8
CLINICAANTII. LAS 115
H S P I T A L I) I- T U B E H C U L a I S 1600
1 Diagnosis only* .. . , ,. ..
2 AB of April 1, 19& J Information for April 1, 19$b is not available,
3 No speoiflo number of bods aat aside for tuboroulosis.
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NAME OF HOSPITAL
STATE
A C MILLIKEN HOSP I TAL PA
ADA II HE MO RIAL HOSPITAL .1 f< H Y
AH MAN NEE SANATORIUM CALIF
A I B N I T TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL P R
ALAUANCE COUNTY SANATORIUM N C
ALAMANCE fi E fl H A L HOSPITAL H C
AL fl ANY HOSPITAL NY
ALOEflCREST SANATORIUM WASH
A L E X A I II BROTHERS HOSPITAL ILL
ALEXANDER COUNTY T U LI F H C U L .'i I S SAN ILL
ALEXANDRIA HOSPITAL VA
ALICE HYDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL H Y
ALL 3AIHTS HOSP Full T H E A T I* t N T OF T H PA
ALLEN MEMO RIAL HOSPITAL I II A
AILENTQWU HOSPITAL PA
A L L E H H (1 [I S A tl A T R I U M H J
ALLIANCE CITY HOSPITAL OHIO
A L P E N A GENERAL HOSPITAL MICH
ALUM ROCK SANATORIUM CALIF
A II E R I C A II L E G I fl HOSPITAL M I C H
A If C K E R it S P RAMSEY CO T li PAVILIONS MINN
A N D R t I II HOSPITAL MO
AH COLA f. E II ERAL HOSPITAL IA
A UTQN10 SANATORIUM CALIF
AREOUIPA SANATORIUM CALIF
ARIZONA STATE ELK!; HOSPITAL AHIZ
ARIZONA STATE TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM ARIZ
ARKANSAS TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM ARK
A R H T fl n E II MEMORIAL HOSPITAL M Y
ARROYO DEL VALLE SANATORIUM CALIF
A fi T H U R S li | 'I tl A L L S A H A T It I II M M I L H
A T C H ISO fl HOSPITAL K A N H
A T C H I K tl T P E f. A A H 11 SANTA F E II S P I T A L N M E X
ATLANTIC COUNTY HOSP FOR T I) (I I r. E A B F. S N J
AUBUR'N UEMORIAL HOSPITAL N Y
A U L T M A N H II 5 P I T A L OHIO
AUSTIN TRAVIS CO TUBERCULOSIS UAH TEXA:i
A U X I L I M U T U R A fl A T [I I PR
AVALON SANATORIUM |[(c OHIO
B S POLLAK HOSP FOR C M E li T t> I a E A S E S
BALL II E II RIAL HOSPITAL
B A L T I M H E C|TY HOSPITAL
BAIICCR SANATORIUM
BARD SANATORIULl
B A R F I E L I) SANATORIUM INC
HAHLOH SANATORIUM ASSOCIATION
BARNES HOSPITAL
OARNSTAULE COUNTY HOSPITAI
fiAHONESS E R L A H G E H HOSPITAI
B A fi R E CITY HOSPITAL
BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY HOSPITAL
B A n T N MEM UIV OF JEFFERSON HOSPITAL
BATH MEMOR I A L HOSPITAL
B A T S N M e M fl I A L S A fl A T U R I U U
OATTEY STATE 'HOSPITAL
BEAVER COUNTY SANATORIUM
OELLEVUE HOSPITAL
BELLEVUE H S P CHEST CLINIC P.I A (I H A T T A H
B E L II N T HOSPITAL
B E L M N T SANATORIUM
BENEDICTINE HOSPITAL
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HOSPITAL
RE RE A COLLEGE HOSPITAL
BERGEN COUNTY HOSPITAL
BERKS COUNTY P U P E R C 'I t. (l S I S SANATORIUM
BEIH ISRAEL HOSPITAL N F tt A li K
BE THEHR A HOSPITAL
BE VOLV HILLS S A N A T H | U ''
B E Y E H MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
BIGGS II E'.l OR I A L HOSPITAL H F \i 1,1 A fl M
fl I HCH AMI M CITY HOSPITAL
BISHOP [J E G 1C S R R I A N H 3 P I T fl L
BISSELL SANATORIUM EMILY P
BLACK * ELL HOSPITAL
BLODGETT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
BLUE MOUNTAIN SANATORIUM
BLUE R I Fl C E B A N A T ft I U M
noEHNE TUBERCULOSIS n o s " i T A L
BOM II IE BURN SANATORIUM
BOONE COUNTY HOSPITAL
BOSTON CITY HOSPITAL
BOSTON SAN DIV BOSTON CITY HOSPITAL
B If N HO-SP 8 A l.t U E L AND fl F T T I E
fl Z G II A N DEACONESS I! S P I T A I
BRET HAUTE S A fl A T R I U M
BRIQHAM HOSPITAL P E T E II BENT
BRISTOL COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS M S P
BRISTOL GENERAL HOSPITAL
BROAOACRES SANATORIUM
BROAOLAHMS POLK COUNTY HOSPITAI
BROOKLINE HEALTH DEPT HOSPITAL"
BROOKLYN THORACIC H n B P I T A L BROOKLYN
BROOHE COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAI
BUENA V 1 ST A SAN AT OR I (J.I
BUFFALO GENERAL HOSPITAI
8URBANK MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL
BURGE TUQERCULOSIB CLINIC INC
B U Tl W E L L HOSPITAL'
BUTTE C fl HOSP COOD SAMARITAN HOSP
BUTTER WORTH HOSPI TAL
6 Y R N HOSPITAL I ft E N E
NAME OF HOSPITAL
STATE
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CALIF
AHIZ
CALIF
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MASS
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VT
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P A
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A L A
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PA
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MARS
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N Y
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P A
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CALIF
M I C H
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C A II B K I G E SANATORIUM
C A U I) E N COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS! HOSPITAL
CAMOEN HOSPITAL
CARMAN S A [i AT R I U 1,1 I II C
CASA LOU A SAHATORIUIjl
CASCADE SANATORIUM
CASITAS DEL SOL SANATORIUM
C A T A W U A SANATORIUM
CEDAR LOOSE IIEBT HOME
CEQARCREST SANATORIUM
C EDA US OF LEBANON HOSPITAL
CENT HAL FLORIDA TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL
CENT HAL MAINE GENERAL HOSPITAL
CENTRAL MAINE SANATORIUM
CENTRAL MICHIGAN C H I L 1) R F tj S CLINIC
CENTRAL WASHINGTON T U P. E tl II H L S I 3 HOSP
C It A U P A I G N CO T fl SAN OUTLOOK SAN
C H A N N I N G HOME
CHAPIN HOSPITAL CHARLES V
CHARITY HOSPITAL OF LOUISIANA
CHARLES COOK HASTINGS HOME
CHARLES V CHAPIN HOSPITAL
CHATHAM SAVANNAH T U B E H C U L fi I H HAH
CHEMUNG COUNTY SANATORIUM
CHEST AND GENERAL HOSPITAL
CHESTER COUNTY HOSPITAL
CHICAGO FRESH AIR HOSPITAL
CHICAGO STATE TUBERCULOSIS
CHILDRENS HOSPITAL OF II I C H I fi A N
CHILDRENR MEOICAL CENTER
C H I L U R E N S T U il E R C U L U S I n HOSPITAL
CHILLI COT HE HOSPI TAL
CHURCH HOME AND HOSPITAL
C TY OF CHICAGO MUNICIPAL T fi SAN
C TV COUNTY ISOLATION HOSPITAL
C TY CO WAY UEMORIAL ISOLATION HOSP
C TY OF HOPE
C TY HOSPITAL
C TY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
C I Y T lilt E R C U L fl I S HOSPITAL
CLARK COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS R A N A T fl H I H M
CLARK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL T H E A
CLAY COUNTY HOSPITAL
CLINICA A N T I L L A {l
CLINICA EUGENIO FERNANDEZ HAN CIA
C L I H T M AND H I C K M A N C U H T I E S H II 3 P I T A i.
COCHISE COUNTY HOSPITAL
COLFAX HOSPITAL F OH THE TUBERCULOUS
COLONIAL HOSPITAL
COLORADO GENERAL HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL
OF HIGHLAND COUNTY
OF L) E T U u , T
SAN
COLUMB
C LUMB
COLUMB
COLUMBUS
COLUMBUS
C M M U N
COMUUN
C M M U N
HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL
TY GENERAL
TY HOSPITAL
TY HOSPITAL
HOSPI TAL
C l)
C 3 WILSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
CABAHRUS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
CALAIS REGIONAL HOSPITAL
CALIFORNIA SANATORIUM
CALLAN HOSPITAL
N Y
N C
MA I N F
CALIF
TEXAS
OF SAN M A T i;
COMSTOCK CHILDRENS HOSPITAL
CONE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL n E S II
C N E M A U G H VALLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY HOSPITAL
CONWAY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL E A
COOK COUNTY HOSP TUBERCULOSIS DEPT
COOK COUNTY INSTITUTIONS TO HOliPITAI
COOLEY SANATORIUM G fl
CORNING HOSPITAL
C V I N G T N K E N T II CO T U II ft, C II L S I ,1 [i A N
COZAII MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL
CRAG M OR SAIvATORIUM
CRAIG COLONY
CRAWFORIl COUNTY IIQiiPITAL
C R E I G H T N M E I.HI R I A L S T ,1 3 F P H II 11 li P I T A I.
CRISP COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL
CULLEN STATE H a P I T A L VICTOR
CUMHERLANi) COUNTY SANATORIUM
C U Y A H G A CO T fi HOSPITAL S U H N Y ACRES;
DARLINGTON TURERCIII. OSIS
U A V I II S N COUNTY T U U F R C II
D A V I 3 " M E M R I A L HOSPITAL
DE KALB COUNTY TlltlKRCUL
OE PAUL HOSPITAL
OEACOIIES3 HOSPITAL
DEBOHAH JEWISH TUI1ERCUL
D E C A T U R AND M A C II N COUNT
DELAWARE COUNTY H US PITA
DENMAR S A H A T K I U M
OENVER GENERAL HOSPITAL
B T T M E R HOSPITAL
D E V I T T S C A H P FOR T R E A T M
DISTRICT OF COLUMHIA liF
DISTRICT NO i TUBERCULO
S T NO 1 STATE T U II E R C U
8T NO 3 STATE TUI1EHCU
STRICT NO 4 STATE TUB
STRICT NO 5 STATE TUB
S T NO 6 STATE T U B K R C U
STK I CT T III) E RCU L 05 I } It
3T TB HOSP STILL VI ATE
XON PUBLIC HOSPITAL
DODGE COUNTY COMMUNITY
DONNELLY MEMORIAL HOSPI
DOUGLAS COUNTY HOSPITAL
DR E C HAZARD HOSPITAL
DUKE HO SP I TA L
DUNHAM HOSPITAL OF HAM I
DUVAL MEDICAL CENTER
I,' ASS
N .1
ARK
TEXAS;
CALIF
C A L I K
A R I 7.
V A
CALIF
C I] II
CALIF
F L A
MAI H F
M A I M F
INCH
IV A fi H
I L I.
M A H S
R I
L A
CALIF
R I
G A
II Y
MICH
P A '
I L L
I L L
M I C H
T E X A fi
M I II N
M I)
M
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M fl T
P A
CALIF
A L A
N C
P A
OHIO
W I J) C
A L A
P II
P t!
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COLO
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1,1 M T
VI A H H
MAI N F
M I C U
C A I. | F
AHIZ
N C
P A
CALIF'
L A
1 L I.
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L A
N Y
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N E It R
G A
MD
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SAII FLORENCE
S C
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T E N N
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S 1 R S A U
1 L L
V A
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N J
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1 L L
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PA
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F N T OF T B
P A
NEPAL H UP | T A L
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K Y
LOS 1 B a A N
K Y
F K C i; L 8 1 fl 8 A II
K Y
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K Y
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NAME OF HOSPITAL
STATE
NAME OF HOSPITAL
E A CON WAY i,l f MO HI A 1. HOSPITAL
L A
EAOLEVM. LE S A II F l) R CONSUMPTIVES
P A
G R
EAST LAWN |] A H A T 11 H II) M
M 1 C H
G R
EAST LIVERPOOL CITY HOSPITAL
OHIO
G R
EAST T E H H E fi 3 E E T U P E U R 11 L fi S 1 H HOSPITAL
EAST TEXAS T 1 H F H C II L U 1 3 SAH ATOM UH
T E N N
TEXAS
G R
G R
E A S T E H H NORTH C A M 1. 1 H A S A It A T R | U M
H C
G R
EASTERN OKLA STATE T U 11 E li C U 1 S 1 S SAM
G R
E A S T E H U H E (i N T U U H H C U L U S 1 S H !i P 1 T A L
R E G
G R
E A 3 T N HOSPITAL
P A
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EDGECLIFF SANATORIUM
W A ;i H
G R
E G fi C M It C U U U T Y Si A N A T H 1 U '1
II C
G R
E D W A H It J ME Y E H MEMORIAL H S P | T A I
II Y
G R
E D W A R D S A II A T R 1 U M
1 L L
G R
E H A U D S T U D E H C U L S 1 S SANATORIUM VI T
FLA
G R
EDWIN 9 H A W S A tl A T 11 1 U M
OHIO
G R
EL PASO G E N K II A L HOSPITAL
T E X A H
G R
EL S A U S A L SANATORIUM
CALIF
G R
EL Z A II E T II A It UH T fl HE 110 R | A L HOSPITAL
N Y
G U
E L K H A R T G E H E II A L HOSPITAL
1 HO
G U
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ALA
E L M G II V E tl C 1 N U G H COUNTY T II SAH
1 L L
E L M W D S A H fl T H 1 U M
TEXAS
H A
EMERALD H l><; S ON HOSPITAL
T E 'I II
H A
EMERALD LODGE
CALIF
H A
EM L Y P H 1 S !i E 1. 1. SANATORIUM
H A
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DEL
G A
H A
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C II H
H A
H A
EP 9 C OP AL HOSPITAL
PA
H A
EPPERSON CLINIC HOSPITAL
T E N N
H A
E H 1 E CO 1 N F 1 H M A 11 Y T tl II F. II C U L S 1 i; VI A H D
PA
H A
E H 1 E COUNTY T II 11 E 1! C U L S 1 S HOSPITAL
PA
H A
E R L A H G E li D A R N E S H II (l t! H I T A L
T t" H N
H A
ESSEX C U II T Y ISOLATION H R ( 1 T A L
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H A
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M A tl S
H A
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N J
H A
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H A
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ALA
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OHIO
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EUGENE T A L H A H (i F I.I F. M (1 H 1 A L H S P 1 T A 1
G A
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EVERGREEN SANATORIUM
OKLA
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COLO
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N H
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FA HF 1 ELD ME 1 OR | A L HOSPITAL
1 L L
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CALIF
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FA D V 1 E Vf HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION INC
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FA R V 1 E H HAN MCLEAN CO Til HOSPITAL
1 L L
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FA II V 1 E VI 8 A H A T H I U u
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FALL RIVER GEN HOSP T U II 1- H C U L S 1 S OIV
MASS
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FALLOW COUNTY HOSPITAL
MONT
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FAYETTE COUNTY HOSPITAL
1 L L
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FAYETTE COUNTY SANATORIUM
PA
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V T
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FLORENCE UAH LING TON T U 11 F H C II L S 1 8 SAN
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FLORIDA A AND M COLLEGE HOSPITAL
F L A
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FORK H H 1' 1 T A L H C N R Y
H 1 fill
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FOREST LAWN SANATORIUM
H 1 SC
HO
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N K
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L A
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110
FREDERICK ME MODI At. HOSPITAL
M D
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CALIF
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V A
110
GARCIA [: It Q [; U F E R N A (1 1) E Z C L 1 N 1 C A
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M 1 C H
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GENERAL II [t P TAL OF EVERETT
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CALIF
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GENERAL II 081' TAL OF R 1 V F 11 fl 1 (1 E COUNTY
CALIF
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GENERAL HOOP TAL OF SARAH AC LAKE
N Y
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GENERAL R08E ME HO RIAL HOSPITAL
COLO
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G E N E 8 E E COUNTY SANATORIUM
M 1 C H
GENE9HEE HOSPITAL
N Y
GEORGE COUNTY HOSPITAL
MISS
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GEORGE W A 3 H 1 H T H UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
D C
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G A
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GILMER CHEST HOSPITAL
L A
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GLACIER COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
MONT
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GLEN LAKE SANATORIUM
M|NN
GLENN OALE Tit BAN GLENN DALE MD
D C
GLENN GENERAL HOSPITAL
CALIF
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GLEN!) FALL3 HOSPITAL
N Y
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GLOCKNER PEN RODE HOSPITAL
COLO
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GOOO 8 AMAH 1 TAN II OBI' HUTTK CO HOSP
CALIF
G06I)' 8* MADMAN HOSPITAL CINCINNATI
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GOOO 8AMAHITAN HOSPITAL OF C 11 V A L 1 S
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GOVERNMENT PONCE T U It H C It L " S 1 8 HOSP
P R
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LA
JA
GRACE LUTHERAN S A N A T 11 1 U M
TEXAS
JA
N E * HAVEN C (1 1.1 I.I U fl I r Y HOSPITAL
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
GRAHAM HOSPITAL
VIEW HOSPITAL
GRANOVIEW HOSPITAL
GRANDY SANATORIUM
HOSP | TAL
HOSPITAL OF C H I C A (1 n
GRASSLANDS HOSPITAL
GRAVELY SANATORIUM
OAKS HOSPITAL
COUNTY HOSPITAL
COUNTY HOSPITAL
GREENVILLE COUNTY TUHEH
GREENVILLE GENERAL M S P
GREENVILLE SANATORIUM A
GREEN HELL SPRINGS T II Fl E Ft
G U I L F R D COUNTY S A H I T (I II
GUTHRIE CO DUTY HOSPITAL
HACKEN9ACK HOSPITAL
HACKLEY HOSPITAL
HALIFAX COUNTY SANATORIUM
HAMILTON COUNTY PIIOLIC HOSPITAL
H A M P S H Ml E COUNTY S A H A T H I U H
HAMPTON COUNTY HOSPITAL
1 COUNTY HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL
H A R L I H C E N STATE TUBERCULOSIS H (I S P I T A L
H ARR I SBUR G HOSPITAL
HARRISDURG POLYCLIHIC HOSPITAL
HARRISON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
H A S S L E R HEALTH HOME
HASTINGS HOME THE CHAI1LFS COOK
HAVER HILL MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL
I ROSP OH E C
HAZEL WOOD SANATORIUM
1 DEPARTMENT HO SP I T AL
HEALTH WIN HOSPITAL
H HOSPITAL
COUNTY HOSPITAL
FORD HOSPITAL
HENRYTON STATE HOSP HI) TF! HOSPITALS
HERKIMER CO F B HOSP PINF CTEST SAH
M KEIFER HOSPITAL
1 M BIGGS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
HERMANN HOSPITAL
HERRI C K MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
D 3 I N Q GENERAL HOSPITAL
CKORY GROVE SANATORIUM
GHLAND ALA M EDA COUIITY HOSPITAL
G II LAND LA SALLE CO TUUEKCULOSIS SAII
GHLAND PARK HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
LL HOSPITAL LISTER
L L C R E S T I N F I HI.' A It Y INC HOSPITAL
LLCRE8T SANATORIUM
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ROBERT PACKER HOSPITAL
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ROPER HOSPITAL
HOSE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL GEN
ROSS GENERAL HOSPITAL
R088 SANATORIUM WILLIAM
ROS3MERE SANATORIUM
ROY H LAIRD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
ROYAL LEAGUE FELLOWSHIP DEl'T SAN
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HUH FORD COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
RUSH HOSPITAI.
RUSTOII TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL
RUTLAND HOSPITAL
RUTLAND 3TATE SANATORIUM
SACRAMENTO COUNTY HOSPITAL
S A C R E U HEART HOSPITAL
SACRED HEART HOSPITAL
S A C ft E II HEART HOSPITAL
SACRED HEART SANATORIUM
SAGE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SAGINAH COUNTY HOSPITAL
SAGINArt GENERAL HOSPITAL
ST ACNES HOSPITAL
ALPHONSUS HOSPITAL
AN.3QAH HOSPITAL
ANTHONYS HOSPITAL
ANTHONYS HOSPITAL
ANTHUNYS HOSPITAL IM.I IU| A V E
CATHERINES HOSPITAL
CLARES HOSPITAL
CLOUD HOSPITAL
ELIZA II ETH HOSPITAL
ELIZABETH HOSPITAL
ELIZABETH HOSPITAL
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STATE
NAME OF HOSPITAL
ST JOHNS HOSPITAL
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S U A K
S T JOHNS S A N A T H 1 U U
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ST LUKES GENERAL HOSPITAL
WASH
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K A N S
3T V NCENT HOSPITAL
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CALIF
3AN ANTONIO STATE T U n E H C U L S 1 S HOSP
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CALIF
3 A H BENAHU|IIO COUNTY HOSPITAL
CALIF
SAN FRANCISCO HOSPITAL
CALIF
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CALIF
SAN IIATEO COUNTY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
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SANTA T t li E S 1 T A !i A H A T H 1 U H
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SOUTH CAROLINA SANATORIUM
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SOUTHWESTERN It 1 C H 1 G A N T 11 SANATORIUM
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STATE TUBERCULOSIS IIOSP
STATE TUBERCULOSIS SANA
STATE UNIVERSITY OF 10 IV
STILLWATEH S A H II I STRICT
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STONY B K RETREAT
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SULLIVAN C n II H I Y M E M 11 I A
SUMMIT PARK SANATORIUM
SUN II Y ACRES C H V A H li A CO
SUNNY CREST SANATORIUM
SUNNY 'REST SANATORIUM
SUNNY VIEW SANATORIUM
S U N N Y R E S T -SANATORIUM
3UNNYHEST SANATORIUM
S U fl N Y 3 I E SANATORIUM
9 u N N v s i n E SANATORIUM
SUNHYSLUPE SANATORIUM
SUNSHINE SANATORIUM KEN
3 U S I E P ST 11 INI! FELLOW HP
SWEDISH NATIONAL S A H A T
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T A L M A () G E M E M II I A L II n S P I T A I. E U (1 E N E
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TE UN TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL
THEDA CLARK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
THOMAS C MCllAE MEMORIAL SANATORIUM
TOLEDO HOSPITAL
TOURO INFIRMARY
TRAVIS AUSTIN COUNTY T R SAN
TRI COUNTIES TUBERCULOSIS !] A N A T H I U M
T R I B fl HOSPITAL JAMAICA
T RUDEA U SANATORIUM
TRUESOALE HOSPITAL
T R U H H II L L CO T U H E II C U L fl I B H)l 8 P I T A L
TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL
TUBERCULOSIS L F A G (J E OF P I T T S IS U M G H
TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM
TUCSON M U I C A L CENTER
T U L A R E KINGS COUNTIES JOINT TH HOSP
TURNER COUNTY HOSPITAL
TUSCASAWAS VALLEY 9 A H A T (1 H I II 1,1
TWO RIVERS MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL
ULSTEII COUNTY TUBEHCUL'O
U N CAS ON THAMES N H \i \ C
UNOERCLIFF SANATORIUM
IINOERHOOO CLINIC HOSI'IT
UNICOI COUNTY MEMORIAL
UNION HOSPITAL
UNION MEMORIAL H R P I T A L
UNION MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
UNION P It I N T E R S HOME
U N I V E H S
UN I VEHS
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VAN VELZEH SAN FOR L I T T L K CHI LI) HEW
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VETERANS HOME AN II HOSPITAL
VICTOR CULL Ell li T A T E HOSPITAL
VINCENT PALLOTTI HOSPITAL
VIRGINIA MASON HOSPITAL
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NAME OF HOSPITAL
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WASHINGTON H S P MANY
WAS HOE ME II I C A L CENTER
W A T E II A H MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
W A ra fl V I L L E COMMUNITY H -5 I 1 I T A L
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WEST TENNESSEE TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL
WESTERN MAINE SANATORIUM
WESTERN NOHTH C A It L I N fl SANATORIUM
WESTERN OKLAHOMA T U H E H C L fi I a SAN
WESTFIELD STATE SANATORIUM
WESTHOUNT SAN W A R It E N CO TG H H P
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WHITE CROSS HOSPITAL
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