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cottage hospital

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cottage hospital
1. An institution in which patients are housed in relatively small, home-like units, each providing eating and living space for a small group.
2. (Brit.) A small hospital served by local nonspecialist physicians.
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Ridley, Greystoke Surgery, nurses and staff at Morpeth Cottage Hospital, Sandra Urquhart Care Manager, all carers and nurses including Age Concern, Careline and Helping Hands who assisted with her care enabling our mother to remain in her own home.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Money raised at the event from the jewellery raffle went to Hoylake Cottage Hospital - the official charity of Montse Benitez, which is also supported by Beech Jones de Lloyd.
KITTEN'S DIAMOND NIGHT OUT by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
The hospital was officially opened by her Royal Highness Princess Margaret on March 22, 1979, on the site of the former Whitby War Memorial Cottage Hospital.
IN BRIEF: Healing people for 30 years by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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