An Historical Perspective 1929 Hospital opens as a 48-bed tuberculosis hospital, called Trumbull County Tuberculosis Hospital.
Voters also approve a bond issue to help cover construction of two new patient wings.
1956 Construction completed on two new wings, which add 66 beds, along with a staff dormitory building and a superintendent's residence. Trumbull County Commissioners appoint a three-member T.B. Hospital Board of Trustees, which is mandated by law because the hospital now has more than 50 beds. Two older units, units two and four, are closed because of their deteriorating condition. 1958 Trumbull County Commissioners request the County Planning Commission and the County Medical Society review declining census at the hospital. A joint study committee, made up of the Trumbull County Planning Commitee and the Trumbull County Medical Society, conducts a survey on the declining need for inpatient TB care and provides information to County Commissioners and the Hospital Board of Trustees, along with recommendations for future use of the hospital.