Where shall I send my Patient? : a guide for medical practitioners and book of reference to the health resorts and institutions for patients of Great Britain / [Association of Medical Men receiving Resident Patients].

Date:
1903
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Credit: Where shall I send my Patient? : a guide for medical practitioners and book of reference to the health resorts and institutions for patients of Great Britain / [Association of Medical Men receiving Resident Patients]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by University of Bristol Library. The original may be consulted at University of Bristol Library.

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    2bb eamberwell House, 33, Peckham Rd., London, S.E. Telephone No. 1037 Hop Consists of separate Houses and Buildings standing on nearlv 20 acres of pleasure grounds, including Cricket and Hockey grounds. Tennis courts, &c. The Terrace Houses, standing in the .best part of the Feckham l^oad and having nothing of the .Asylum character about them, are lighted by electricity and provide most comfortable accommodation Terms from 25s. to 3 guineas a week, according to the require- ments of the case In exceptional circumstances patients may be received at specially reduced terms. Patients can have separate sitting rooms and bedrooms, witli special attendant, as well as the use of the general sitting rooms, and a change to the seaside during the summer. Fiiy/InT partimUtrs from the MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT, 33, i'eckham Road, Camberwell, London, S.E Kingsdown House. BOX, WILTS. Xicerjsed for the Treafrrje/jf of Diseases of the ^rairj and J/ervous Systenj. WEFJ. sri'UA'I'El), 450 ft. above sea level, five miles from the city i)f Hath, 011 the main (].W. Railway. A good Nine Hole Golf Course close to the house. The Establishment is under the direct control of the Resident Medical Superintendent and Assistant Physician.