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Bradley Hospital
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- Anaesthesiology
- Cardiology
- Cardiothoracic Surgeon
- Colon & Rectal Surgeon
- Dentistry
- Dermatology
- Family Practice
- Gastro-enterology
- Gynaecology
- Hematologist
- Internal Medicine
- Neuro Surgeon
- Neurologist
- Obestetrician/Gynecologist
- Oncologist
- Ophthalmology
- Orthopedics
- Otolaryngologist
- Podiatry
- Psychiatrist
- Pulmonology
- Urology
- Vascular Surgeon
Total Number Of Beds : 60
Other Facilities
- Pathology
Description
About Bradley Hospital
Our Mission
Our mission at Emma Pendleton Bradley Hospital is to provide a range of familyfocused high quality mental health care to infants children adolescents and young adults with emotional disorders andor developmental disabilities
We are committed to excellence in training and research and to improving the health status of the community as part of a comprehensive integrated and accessible health care system
History
Our History
A Glimpse of the Past
Bradley Hospital was the nations first neuropsychiatric hospital for children The hospital was named for George and Helen Bradleys only child Emma Pendleton Bradley who was born in 1879
Emma was stricken with encephalitis at the age of seven The disease left her with multiple disabilities including epilepsy mental retardation and cerebral palsy This tragedy sparked the Bradleys to conduct a worldwide search for a cure or a treatment for Emmas condition Because psychiatry and neurology were in their infancy hospitals were solely for adults and pediatric services were not yet available the Bradleys arranged aroundtheclock medical care for Emma at their summer home in Pomfret Connecticut
After eighteen years of treatment Emma showed no improvement George and Helen began to accept their daughters fate but wanted to ensure that other families would not share their familys struggle In their wills both George and Helen Bradley requested that the Baton House the familys Providence estate be converted into a treatment facility for children The board of trustees decided that more space and a less urban setting were necessary for the institution and so the beautiful home on Eaton Street was sold and 35 acres of wooded land was purchased on the Barrington Parkway The ground was broken in 1929 and two years later the institution opened its doors
The Emma Pendleton Bradley Home was officially dedicated on April 81931 during a ceremony in the hospitals Pine Room In accordance with the terms of George Bradleys will the facility gave first preference to poor needy children from Rhode Island Families were only billed if they had the means to pay And so 25 years after George Bradleys death the Bradleys dream was realized It is clear today that the dream was only the beginning
Neonatal intensive care unit reunion planned in Mobile
MOBILE Alabama Some of them were born months early weighing little more than a pound Despite the odds many of the tiny infants have thrived thanks to modern medicine and countless prayers Newborns who spent time in the neonatal intensive care unit at the University of South Alabama Childrens amp Womens Hospital and their families are invited to ... Read More
The Oppressed Women
Low literacy of women in the world Over 110 million of the worlds children two thirds of them girls are not in school Of the worlds 875 million illiterate adults two thirds are women Two thirds of the worlds children who receive less than four years of education are girls Worldwide more than half the population of women over age 15 years cannot re... Read More