Most ambulatory clinics at both KHSC sites, including the Children's Outpatient Clinic (COPC) walk-in clinic, will be closed Monday, Nov. 16. Clinic phones will not be answered. Please plan ahead if you need to manage an appointment or prescription. Appointments scheduled for Nov. 16 will not be impacted.
The Nickle wing opened in April 1891. It was named after William Nickle, a local businessman, who died in 1890 and left $10,000 in his will for the building of a wing that would be dedicated to the treatment of infectious diseases. The wing was built as a separate building from the rest of the hospital, accessible by open walkways, as it was used as an isolation facility.
The hospital expands with the addition of the Nickle wing - building on the far right
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