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The "Green Moon" — a universal symbol for hospitals — in the admissions department of New New York Hospital

Hospitals were places of work in which employees (including doctors, nurses and administrative staff) sought to heal temporary residents, damaged organic life called "patients". These institutions varied greatly in character. Some were small and make-shift — as on battlefields during time of war. Others were imposing, solid buildings with long histories of general care. Not a few specialized in particular kinds of medical care, like mental health. Still others gave themselves over to medical research, in which those admitted were more "subject" than "patient".

Perhaps because of the Doctor's outlook on life — not to mention his very name — many of the more important events in his life took place in hospitals. It was not uncommon for his own regeneration, injury to his companion or the presence of alien menace to land him in a hospital. Similarly, the Torchwood 3 team — and, to a lesser extent, Sarah Jane Smith and Mr. Smith — monitored the pattern of hospital admissions for any sign of threat to Earth.

The Doctor

As regenerative patient

While the Doctor's TARDIS was the more usual location for regeneration, he sometimes found himself in a human hospital during or immediately after the event. His third incarnation was the first to recover in hospital. Weakened from Time Lord-enforced change, the Doctor was taken from just outside his TARDIS to the Ashbridge Cottage Hospital in Essex. There, under the care of Dr. Henderson, his binary vascular system and unusual brain activity were first documented by humans. (DW: Spearhead from Space). Later, when he had just regenerated into his fourth self, he spent time in the field hospital at UNIT Headquarters near London. There, Dr. Harry Sullivan again noted the presence of two hearts and ineffectually tried to get the Doctor to rest in bed. (DW: Robot)

However, the regeneration in which a hospital played the most significant role was that resulting in the Doctor's eighth life. It is likely, in fact, that the surgical staff of Walker General Hospital in San Francisco, led by Dr. Grace Holloway actually killed the Seventh Doctor on the operating table. Dismissing X-rays which clearly showed the presence of two hearts, and misreading the Doctor's rapid pulse for symptoms of cardiac arrest, emergency room attendant, Dr. Swift, called for emergency cardiac surgery. Dr. Holloway then ordered anasthesia and an invasive procedure which, though undoubtedly sound procedure for a human patient, proved fatal for that incarnation of the Doctor. His body was taken to the hospital's morgue, where he regenerated. Suffering post-regenerative trauma, the new Doctor imprinted on Dr. Holloway, the last person he saw as his former self, and the pair subsequently thwarted the plans of the Master to take over the Doctor's remaining lives. (DW: Doctor Who)

As non-regenerative patient

On occasion, the Doctor sought medical care outside the scope of a regenerative crisis. Consequent to an explosion in a quarry, the Doctor came under the care of an intern at an unknown English hospital for an injury to his forearm. After shrugging off his own injuries, he used Dr. Carter's pathology laboratory to determine that Sarah Jane's more serious injuries were due to a threat from a silicon-based entity known as Eldrad. (DW: The Hand of Fear). Later, in the year 5000, the Fourth Doctor sought the specialized help of Dr. Marius at the Bi-Al Foundation to rid himself of infection by The Swarm. The innovative procedure required the Doctor and Leela to shrink to microcopic size and be injected into his own body, in order to precisely target the threat to his blood stream. (DW: The Invisible Enemy)

The Doctor also once faked vague symptoms so he could be admitted to Royal Hope Hospital to better investigate H2O scoops he noticed on the hospital grounds. There, he was examined by medical student Martha Jones, who subsequently assisted the Doctor in returning the hospital to London, after it had been teleported to the Moon. (DW: Smith and Jones)

Opinions about hospitals

The Doctor sometimes expressed strong views about hospitals. In particular, the Eighth Doctor noted an aversion to hospitals, arising from his regeneration in Walker General Hospital in San Francisco. (EDA: Legacy of the Daleks, Kursaal) The Tenth Doctor confirmed this displeasure with hospitals, saying that "they give me the creeps". However, he had an affinity for their little gift shops, as they clearly indicated where the hospital exit was. (DW: New Earth, Smith and Jones, Silence in the Library)

Companions

As part of staff

A few of the Doctor's companions were employed by hospitals prior to their involvement with the Doctor. Dr. Grace Holloway was a cardiologist as Walker General Hospital. (DW: Doctor Who. Hex was an emergency room nurse at St. Gart's Hospital in London. (BFA: The Gathering), and Martha Jones was a student doctor at Royal Hope Hospital in London prior to meeting the Doctor. (DW: Smith and Jones)

As patient

As setting for alien incursion

The Doctor

Torchwood 3

Sarah Jane Smith

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Hospital

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A hospital is an institute for health care.

When the Bajoran Kob faced the potential of gaining a great deal of wealth he imagined he could build many hospitals on Bajor. (TNG comic: Captain's Pleasure)

Connections

• Hospital article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• Hospital article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

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Hospitals are locations in the Grand Theft Auto series where the protagonist re-spawns after being killed. Each hospital services a particular area of the game's map. The fee for hospital service depends on the game. Hospitals also provide health pickups and often have parked ambulances.

Liberty City - GTA III era

Costs $100 each time "Wasted"

Portland Island

Sweeney General Hospital, Portland View "Catering since 1897"

• Adrenaline pill, in the building cleft north of the main entrances (only in GTA III)
• Two Health items in front of both main entrances
• Ambulances, most of the time on the ground (sometimes locked)
• Hidden Package on the building ledge on the east side (only in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories)

Staunton Island

Carson General Hospital, Rockford "Established 1973 - Because Health is Liberty"

• Two Health items on the grounds
• Ambulances, most of the time on the ground (sometimes locked)
• Hidden Package on the flat roof just right of the emergency entrance (only in Grand Theft Auto III)

Shoreside Vale

Hope Medical College, Pike Creek "Practicing Medicine for some Time now"

• Two Health items in front of the northern side entrance
• Ambulances, most of the time on the ground (sometimes locked)
• V8 Ghost of the senior consultant in front of the building (only in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories)

Vice City

Costs $100 each time "Wasted"

Ocean View Hospital, Ocean Beach

• Health item
• Ambulance in parking lot
• Air Ambulance on helipad (only in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories)

Schuman Health Care Center, Downtown

• Health item in the courtyard behind the stairs
• Ambulances, most of the time on the ground
• Hidden Package at the down leading ramp just turn the corner right (only in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City).

Shady Palms Hospital, Vice Point

• Health item in the entrance
• Ambulance, most of the time on the ground

West Haven Community Healthcare Center, Little Havana

• Health item just left of the entrance
• Ambulance, most of the time on the ground
• Grenade behind the building on the basketball court (only in GTA Vice City).

San Andreas

Costs $100 each time "Wasted". Free of charge when dating Katie Zhan.

• All Saints General Hospital, Market, Los Santos
• County General Hospital, Jefferson, Los Santos
• San Fierro Medical Center, Santa Flora, San Fierro
• Las Venturas Hospital, Las Venturas Airport, Las Venturas
• Crippen Memorial Hospital, Montgomery, Red County
• Fort Carson Medical Center, Fort Carson, Bone County
• El Quebrados Medical Center, El Quebrados, Tierra Robada
• Angel Pine Medical Center, Angel Pine, Whetstone

Liberty City - GTA IV

Medical costs in GTA IV depend largely on the amount of cash the player carries. If the player has less than $100,000, 10% of the cash in hand is deducted (i.e. if the player has $33,000, $3,300 is taken away). If the player has over $100,000, the payment is capped at $10,000.

Click for map of hospitals in GTA IV

Broker:

• Schottler Medical Center

Dukes:

• Cerveza Heights Medical Center

Bohan:

• Bohan Medical & Dental Center

Algonquin:

• Holland Hospital Center
• Lancet-Hospital Center
• City Hall Hospital

Alderney:

• Westdyke Memorial Hospital
• North Tudor Medical Center

From Lostpedia

Hospital may refer to:

• Choogdong Hospital, where Sun's daughter was born
• St. Sebastian Hospital, Jack's hospital in Los Angeles
• St. Francis Hospital, where Kate visits her mother in Iowa
• Santa Rosa Mental Health Institute, the mental hospital that Hurley stayed in in Los Angeles
• The Staff, one of the stations on the the Island
• The surgery in The Hydra
• Miami Central University Medical Research Laboratory
• Marina Medical Center Long Beach, where Desmond was treated for his belly wound
• The hospital in the episode "Special", where Michael recovers from being hit by an automobile, probably in New York
• The Manhattan Springs Hospital, where Michael was treated after his suicide attempt. ((Crossref|4x08}}
• The California hospital where Locke donates his kidney
• The UK hospital where Charlie sees his niece, Megan Pace
• The institution employing Dr. Ian McVay, who performed the autopsy on Charlotte Malkin

Hospitals referenced in The Lost Experience include:

• Numerous Hanso-run facilities related to organ donation and harvesting.
• An unnamed hospital in Madrid where Alvar Hanso was given emergency treatment after a collapse by a physician named Eliza Vasquez.
• Numerous Hanso hospitals in Africa, including in Cape Town, Banjul (Makerere Hospital), Somalia (Mogadishu Hospital), Ethiopia, and Guinea (Conakry Hospital).
• A Louisiana hospital mentioned by Janelle Granger
• The Alvar Hanso Cancer Center in Geneva, where Peter Thompson's inoperable cancer was treated.
• Sanremo Mercy Memorial Hospital in Italy, where Thomas Mittelwerk received vaccinations and a full blood transfusion, under the auspices of the Alvar Hanso Center for Advanced Medical Sciences.
• The Vik Institute in Iceland, a mental health facility being used secretly for research into solving the Valenzetti equation.

The Star Trek Expanded Universe Database is for fanon and related content. See Memory-Alpha.org for the canon Star Trek wiki.

A hospital is a medical facility, usually planetside, where patients can be cured.

While in search for the Lyran survivors of a frigate crash, Vaebn Mairex had to remain at a hospital to wait until they cure. At the same time, Rihanna wished that she could be a hit in Lyran hospitals. (RIS Bouteina: "Kingdom Hospital")

Tal Shiar presence in Romulan hospitals is often assured by LMHs. (RIS Bouteina)

External links

• Hospital article at Memory Alpha, the canon Star Trek wiki.
• Hospital article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

Hospital berthed a great number and variety of freighters and transports.

The Imperial II-class Star Destroyer Corrupter approaches Hospital.

Hospital was an XQ2 Platform located in deep space, a short hyperspace jump from Brint-wo Colony.

In the aftermath of the Battle of Hoth, many injured Rebels were taken to this station for treatment and rehabilitation under Commander Beckman; they were watched over by the MC40a light cruiser Shadow. Their respite was short-lived, however, as an Imperial task force, led by Admiral Garreth Holtz commanding the Imperial II-class Star Destroyer Corrupter, dropped out of hyperspace and began a TIE Bomber assault of the hospital.

During the fighting, both Ace and Emon Azzameen distinguished themselves by destroying many TIEs. Thanks primarily to their efforts, at least 66% of the Rebel personnel escaped. Despite their bravery, they were unable to save the Vasudra, a bacta supply ship crewed by their father and brother. Both Tomaas and Galin Azzameen were lost, and presumed killed in the battle.

The hospital itself was evacuated by the Rebels, and then seized by the Imperials.

Behind the scenes

The exact location of the Rebel hospital is not specified in Star Wars: X-wing Alliance.

Although many of the allotment of Rebel ships parked at the base carry wounded from the Battle of Hoth, it is uncertain if these ships, particularly the two GR-75 Medium Transports, were present at the engagement.

Appearances

• Star Wars: X-wing Alliance (First appearance)

From City of Heroes Wiki

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Overview

Every city zone in Paragon City and the Rogue Isles has a hospital or medical center. In terms of in-game mechanics, these hospitals are where your character will be resuscitated if your character is defeated and you choose to be taken to the hospital. If you are defeated in an area with a hospital, you will be resuscitated at that zone's hospital. If you are in a zone without a hospital or are on a mission map that doesn't have its own resuscitation area, you will be taken to the hospital of whichever zone you most recently visited that had one.

Most hazard zones and trial zones do not have their own hospitals or resuscitation areas. Exceptions include Dark Astoria.

Hospitals

Heroes

Note: Some of the zones' hospitals do share the same names: Chiron (Atlas, Dark Astoria, Recluse's Victory, and Siren's) and Cygnus (Peregrine and Talos).

Villains