The building consisted of six large rooms and three small rooms, the latter being used for living quarters for the sisters. The one large bathroom of the house was converted into an operating room and kitchen. Twenty patients could be cared for. In 1886 a brick building was constructed. One hundred patients may be accommodated and persons of all religious denominations are admitted without question and are permitted to receive visits from clergymen of their own faith.
Abundant provision is made for charity cases.