The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1929-08-01
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ped hospital ON the third floor and have an opera.
Ton; be put to bed in any one of six beautifully
equipped hospital rooms or fourbed ward have
your doctor run in to see you from his office i'm the
same building and the care of the best nurses
obtatnabe anywhere. all under one roof?
III building this new medical and dental center.
ueorse Harding, manager of the Paulsen estate,
believes that nothing has been omitted from the
plan of the building which would add to any doc.
Tors convenience I'VE have planned from the
doctors point of view, not the landlords and as a
consequence each doctor has the suite which is
Just what he has always hoped to have without
ever really believing that it would to pass"
Each doctors Office is a perfect little Ford plant
ms factory so perfectly built that nothing is miss
ing except the belt which moves the cars along
he said.
In the old doctors office the woman patient VIM
needed an examination was ushered behind a screen
TO disrobe while the doctor waited patiently for her
Each Office in the new Paulsen Medical and Dental
building is cut up into little rooms equipped with
tiny attractive dressing rooms only one but two
or three While one patient is making ready the doc
tor goes into consultation room, and passes from
one room TO another caring for his patients with
the utmost dispatch and the minimum of wasted
time from his busy day. Formerly the waiting room
was overcrOwded with impatient callers: under
the new order of things will not be necessary to
give over the best part of day to "see the doc
tor And the patient! Once the consultation and
examination is over there is all of the privacy so
desired in which to dress ready for the street
powder and harpins to be found in the drawer
OF the attractive little table, and an exit to the
rldor OF the building is found without passing either
through the doctors office Drawing the gaze OF
those waiting in the reception room.
Both medical and dental offices have been equip
ped win the most modern plumbing and are de-
signed to make sanitation perfect. Plain paneled
mahogany DOORS ivory white chests and closets
ventilation system which changes the air in every
room in the building every ten minutes are fea
lures worthy of note. White enamel sinks have
faucet controls which operated by the wrist or
elbow, should the doctor wish to wash his hands
and keep them perfectly sterile. In the hos.
plta Mushrooms, the faucets have added knee
controls and the liquid soap bowls operated by
loot control
This hospital has two operating rooms one Ell
tirely enameed in dark green with Scalytic opera.
ating lamps. This color makes a shadow impossible
The other for daylight operating is equipped with
large light windows and skylight the entire
ROOM There is completely equipped diet kitchen
with electric range and electric refrigerator.
DR. Mitchell Langworthy has attractive Office
suite on the 18th floor with French windows open
ing on roof garden. He expects to utilize the roof
garden for making motion pictures of the little UNI
foItunates which are brought to him with twisted
bodies and useless limbs. Each of the steps OF
the cure will be recorded in this way until the
children go back into the world with Strengthened
bodies and strengthened limbs. The records will
form an added chapter in the history of medicine
on the conquering of disease One of the rooms OF
the suite is equipped as gym where the little
patients go to take their daily exercises. There is
an X-Ray room, laboratory where plaster casts
made and consultation ROOM central office
and reception room has an entirely new method of
treatment from standpoint of the utilization OF
space and attractiveness.
To see the joy of the doctors in their new Of
noes brings nome the fact that well
women enjoy new and beautiful surroundings. DIR.
A. j. Munsil is of the first dentists to have his
suite completely furnished and equipped for work.
His reception room is carpeted in exquisite pat
Tern of mahogany reds that harmonizes perfectly
with the woodwork His desk and furnishings are
If exclusive design which he believes cannot be
duplicated in Spokane. There is dark room for
he development of XRay pictures, a laboratory for
he making of teeth, with all the newest aids SCI
ance offers for perfect work
DR.. Ernest Flehme is equipping his office with
he most modern electrical machines in use in the
treat centerS of nOnnlatinn In Enrnne and