St. Wolfgang's Hospital (Wray Heights)
St. Wolfgang's Hospital |
St. Wolfgang's Hospital
Wray Heights [62, 76]
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St. Wolfgang's Hospital
Description
St. Wolfgang's Hospital is located in Wray Heights, a suburb of Malton.
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Current Status
24 of July, 2011 => The building is VSB. There's light inside, and it's being maintained by 'Kearns Family'.
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History
Part of the St. Wolfgang's Hospital system, Wray Heights focused on surgery and was renowned for their innovations in transplant surgery and and micro-surgery have lead a revolution in surgery the world over.
St. Wolfgang's Hospital operated two centres prior to the Outbreak, that of Wray Heights focusing on surgeries while Grigg Heights focused more on the treatment of infectious disease and mental illnesses. A planned addition was planned for one of the re-development areas of Malton, but these plans will most likely never be brought to fruition.
It is rumoured that following a stay in St. Wolfgang, Germany, Richard Curton endowed the creation of the hospital, awed by the miracles reputedly performed at the grave of St. Wolfgang himself. This endowment has never been verified, and will most likely not be proven, as financial records were invariably lost with the Outbreak.
While each hospital had specialties, each was also deeply involved in helping those that were sick and ailing.
While each hospital was built architecturally independent of the other, Hospital administration sought to "re-brand" the two hospitals and worked to bring them, at least architecturally into more harmony. Because of this, the hospitals resemble each other at least superficially.
Malton Department of Emergency Management Information
Wray Heights is in District One of the Southeast Division of the Department of Emergency Management.