City of Hope (1930s)

In 1912, a man suffering from tuberculosis in Los Angeles inspired two charitable individuals to establish the Los Angeles Sanatorium, a facility dedicated to treating tuberculosis patients. Despite facing challenges, including a windstorm that destroyed their initial setup, they garnered widespread support and funding to build a larger institution. Over the years, the sanatorium expanded with donations from prominent families and organizations, providing medical care and rehabilitation for countless patients. The facility continued to grow, addressing the urgent needs of tuberculosis victims and their families, while maintaining a waiting list for those seeking help. The film showcases the dedication and humanitarian efforts behind this significant medical institution, highlighting its evolution from humble beginnings to a vital healthcare provider.

Keywords
tuberculosis, Los Angeles Sanatorium, humanitarian efforts, medical care, patient rehabilitation, community support, 1912, City of Hope, charitable donations, waiting list

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