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===Health Care Centers=== | ===Health Care Centers=== | ||
| − | '''Emerald Cit Univserity Medical Center''': The largest, most modern facility in Emerald City is synonymous with the very best quality care available and research breakthroughs. Its name is also verbal shorthand for serious health issues, as word that a loved one “has been sent to ECU” indicates such advanced care is required. ECU Medical Center is overseen by | + | '''Emerald Cit Univserity Medical Center''': The largest, most modern facility in Emerald City is synonymous with the very best quality care available and research breakthroughs. Its name is also verbal shorthand for serious health issues, as word that a loved one “has been sent to ECU” indicates such advanced care is required. ECU Medical Center is overseen by '''Dr. Richard Vollin'''[https://www.pinterest.com/pin/465137467751069276/], a gifted physician and true visionary. While his primary focus is on keeping the Center at the forefront of new medicine, he is also careful to ensure the facility never loses sight of the needs of the people who come there seeking aid. |
| − | '''St. Helen of the Blessed Shroud Hospital''': Established in the Downtown area during the mid-1800s for the benefit of the city’s immigrant poor, this formerly Catholic Church-run facility still serves the people of Emerald. Though small and geared toward providing basic care, the current administrator | + | |
| − | '''Bethlehem Heights Psychiatric Hospital''': As with all such facilities, Bethlehem Heights is popularly believed to be a chamber of horrors and was nicknamed “Bedlam Heights” early in its existence. To be sure, it is a place no one would choose to be confined inside, but the facility fulfills an inescapable societal need, and does so to the best of its means. Unfortunately for the hospital, powers and factors far greater than it are aligned against it. To add to its problems, the facility itself is ill-equipped to deal with the influx of mentally unbalanced stormers, who are dangerously deranged even under the provisions of Emerald City’s strict standards. | + | '''St. Helen of the Blessed Shroud Hospital''': Established in the Downtown area during the mid-1800s for the benefit of the city’s immigrant poor, this formerly Catholic Church-run facility still serves the people of Emerald. Though small and geared toward providing basic care, the current administrator Dr. Felix Bennet works diligently to see the services provided are the best possible. Importantly, Dr. Bennet and his staff are well aware of their facility’s limitations, and do not hesitate to transfer patients who require advanced services to ECU Medical Center. |
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| + | '''Bethlehem Heights Psychiatric Hospital''': As with all such facilities, Bethlehem Heights is popularly believed to be a chamber of horrors and was nicknamed “Bedlam Heights” early in its existence. To be sure, it is a place no one would choose to be confined inside, but the facility fulfills an inescapable societal need, and does so to the best of its means. Unfortunately for the hospital, powers and factors far greater than it are aligned against it. To add to its problems, the facility itself is ill-equipped to deal with the influx of mentally unbalanced stormers, who are dangerously deranged even under the provisions of Emerald City’s strict standards. | ||
===Important People=== | ===Important People=== | ||
