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Chelsea 1952

Report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1952

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HOSPITAL SERVICES
The Borough is fortunate in possessing excellent facilities
for both general and special hospital treatmente A list of the
institutions now functioning in this area is as follows:-
Name and Addregg.of Institution.
HOSPITALS etc.
St. Luke's Hospital,Sydney Street,
S.W.3.
St. Stephen's Hospital, 369, Fulham
Road, S.W.10.
Brompton Hospital, Fulham Road,
S.W.3.
Chelsea Hospital for Women, Dovehouse
Street, S.W.3.
Royal Cancer Hospital, Fulham Road,
S.W.3.
Granard House, 98, Dovehouse Street,
S.W.3.
(Part of Royal Cancer Hospital)
St. George's Home, Milman's Street,
S.W.l0.
Victoria Hospital for Children,
Tite Street, S.W.3.
Royal Hospital, Royal Hospital Road.
S.W.3.
Type Institution
Chronic Sick
General
Chest Diseases
General
Malignant Disease
Malignant Disease
Tuberculosis
Children's Diseases
Home for Pensioners
NURSING HOMES
The Royal Avenue Nursing Home, Private
39, Royal Avenue, S.W.3.
The Wilbraham Nursing Home, Private
3, Wilbraham Place, S.W.1.