The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-27
J.C.R II. S. SANATORIUM MOST
COMPLETE IN WORLD
SAYS NOTED PHYSICIAN.
DIR. George Nj. Price. Unity Health
Centre Head, Praises Famous jew
ish Institution.


The many thousands of friends of
the Jewish Consumptives' Relief So
ciety of Denver who have been so 10y
ally and effectively helping the de-
velopment of this great Jewish institu-
ton, will be happy to read the follow
ing opinion of this Sanatorium ex-
pressed by the well-known head of the
Unity Health Centre, DIR. George NJ.
Price, in the pages of recent issue
of the New York weekly, Justice"
1T was very pleasant for me to re-
new my acquaintance with the beauti-
full and almost grand view of the Jew
ish Consumptives' Sanatorium at Den
yer, Colorado. Here is an institution
that has. from a small beginning nine
teen years ago, with few dollars con-
tributed by the participating ply
sicians, grown to the largest Jewish
sanatorium in the United States, with
fine, beautiful, new brick buildings,
with capacity for housing go pa
tients, with its own bakery and farms,
and with management that is prob
ably the best in the country.
! was met by the genial secretary
of the Jewish Consumptives' Relief So
ciety, DR.. Spivak. who, from the first
founding of the institution, has been
its soul and managing spirit, who has
devoted all his life towards making
this institution n success and who has
finally the right to be proud of his
achievements.
1.-THE sanatorium, which is now un-
der the superintendent of DIR. Bron-
fin, is model of its kind. The new
buildings. erected last year, represent
the latest scientific improvements in
sanatoriu.n construction and equip
ment The surrounding buildings. rec
reation centers, heliotherapy building,
and the many cottages present the ap-
pearincc of little city; in fact, the
whole institution has been created a
separate municipal entity and sep
arate post office village under the
name of Sanatorium. Colorado.
1.-The equipment and the facilities of
the sanatorium are the most complete
that | have seen in the many Sana-
toria in this country and abroad which
l have visited. The spirit of the pa
tient is very fine. the cooperation with
the management sincere, and he gem
eral atmosphere wholesome and salu-
tary.
..rrhnrn IL ~ f1nrItt that this glnn-
torium is destined to be the leading
sanatcrium in the country and viii
need every encouragement and assist
ance from the Jewish community in
the United States"
True enough, the ]. C. II. $. Is one
of the leading institutions of its kind
in the world. and the largest Jewish
one, but great as it is, it is not large
enough, especially for women suffer
ers. At the present time there are
over hundred women on the waiting
list of the sanatorium, and compre-
hcnsive and thorough campaign is being
wnged throughout the country to raise
funds for the construction of new
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consumptives. 1t is the aim and the
hope Of the workers in this campaign,
and of all the friends of the Society,
to be able to erect this building next
year-the twentieth anniversary of the
founding of the J. c. II. Sand so
enable the institution to extend cure
and relief to all consumptives seeking
its aid.