Exploring Abandoned Hospital | What I Found Is Jaw Dropping!
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- In this episode, I'll take you inside an abandoned hospital that dates back over a century. This hospital treated many illnesses and diseases, but I'm warning you to look away now if you're squeamish. When looking deep inside the hospital's basement, I found these photos that perfectly illustrate what diabetic foot ulcers look like. Digging deeper, I found the Hyperbaric Chamber next to the images, and it all started making sense. Hyperbaric chambers are used for medical treatments that use 100% oxygenated air at higher pressure levels than the atmosphere, bringing more oxygen to the body. The increased pressure helps the lungs collect more oxygen, which can help the body heal and fight infections faster, including Gangrene, skin grafting, and skin ulcers, among many others.
The hospital opened in 1911 and closed in 2012. Still, about eight years ago, some of the hospital's buildings were already undergoing demolition, making way for a new residential area. However, some of those buildings still remain and are about to undergo the same fate. So I ask you to join me inside and let's explore and see what else we can find. 
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Beltone is hearing aid device! They could test your hearing with that machine! Oh hi Rick, I hope you have a very happy Easter 🐣 ❤! Being a respiratory therapist I found this video very exciting, thank you that hyperbaric camber was so cool!!! In my years of practicing respiratory therapy I’ve only seen one and it was at U of L hospital!
Oh wow no kidding. I'm in the search for more
I cannot strongly enough suggest wearing N95 masks or a filtered respirator when moving through old buildings and vessels due to asbestos and lead paint issues.
Be careful going to abandon buildings by your self, next time bring someone with you!
You're right!
Выпустила ,Т'вирус,будет зомби апокалипсис, не страшно?
And those were just freezers, the morgue was torn out years ago unfortunately
Your brave going in alone! Horror movie vibes big time. That flooded elevator shaft? Wow!!! Im going to have to rewatch this, I may have missed a few things. And the electricity on? Creepy! Great find! Be careful please! 😊
Hey Rick Cool video
26:17 I love old office equipment! These are check protectors. They were used to keep people from forging/tampering with the amounts on checks. - That one didn't give the satisfying click because it needed plugged in.
It’s creepy - I’ll bet it’s haunted. Pretty amazing how much the place has deteriorated in just 11 yrs
51:30 That's a "forms burster". It trimmed, separated, and stacked perforated papers.
6:06 is actually a device used to elevate usually a leg
So all those computers and the landline are all older than 11 yrs old- was this part of the hospital the original part that wasn’t used?
The beltone machine is for hearing tests lol old school machine
I have been in a Hyperbaric! The most horrible thing I ever did! If you are clusterfobic,you will lose your mind!
I agree with all of that.
In my younger days from around age of 28 to 38, I closed down several hospitals. I was in charge of a crew of movers who would go room to room clearing the items out & taking them to sections of the hospital where I would inventory everything. We then had people come from different hospitals or clinics in the system to tag things they wished to have. There were beds, tvs, chairs & couches,wheelchairs, dressers, just tons of things. After everyone got what they wanted, we sell off the rest. I’m very surprised this hospital didn’t do the same. There are things in there that should be and then there’s plenty of things that could be used elsewhere
Yea it’s crazy to see file cabinets, desks & chairs, stainless steel, trash cans,book cases, computers, etc just left there.
I could not go there by myself!
I have been watching your video on my TV and i enjoy watching them, but really i think you should really wear gloves. Love your videos they help me get my thoughts off all my health problems when watching. Thank you for sharing your videos.
Well I'm glad you enjoy watching. Thank you 😊
Hi Rick the thing you saw first is called a hoist it is forgetting you out of bad if you have been n a comma and haven't walked for ages amongst other reasons you would lay in bed and have to learn to walk again you would sit in a chair for the first week 15 minute sessions twice a day which would puff you out then you would walk around the hospital word on a frame for the next couple of weeks then you'd slowly get better and with the look be able to go home❤
41:05 ? did you kick something? heard a thud.
Have you ever found paranormal activity in the places you've been? This feels like there are many
Other places perhaps, but not here.
It's a crying shame that this hospital was just 1 year from being in operation for 100years old plus some of the buildings are tore down glad you got a video of it before they are going to tear down the rest of this one Rick you are definitely made my day with this video
Thank you!
@@RangerRickTV you are welcome Rick oh by the way that was a strobe light on the fire alarm system
Alot of people get this wrong. It was a nursing school.
I don’t think you said omg is this vid next time say it some more, and we are watching the video and none of it was an omg moment 😂❤
Never mess with pathogens! Hope you didn't touch anything
It is funny how many things there are so recent! Those things you saw you thought were stretcher are tools for transferring patients from stretched to stretcher. There were shower chairs, IV pumps that were very old....cardiac chairs.....and synthroid is for thyroid.
Good catch 💯
At least you didn't find the $hit corner! Thanks for the explore👍
lol. the geeking out. Neat explore yo
Is it just me or my dad went to the same Hospital he was like 50 and now he's like 54 but how is it abandoned in if it's in Los Angeles I live there or is it just me again moving to Texas 3:16
The bathroom was caged cause that's how we would get in, one of the openings lol
Ahhhh x_x
You seem to know this building well
aw man you would have to bring up popeys......no fair, lol. i just had a massive heart attack, they called it a widow maker ? but i am not allowed to have that fried greasy chicken and its all i can think about lol.
thanks for another great explore when the rest of us cant
Did you ever find the chapel 💒 in the hospital
Classroom looks like Lamaze training
I guest you'll have to be super thin to fit.
Happy Easter every one
Happy Easter.
The glass you chucked but I think was a vile I think you put your needle in it and draw up and the wash butter I think that's for the round pipette dishes I think they were called that😊
Just to see how good your healing is interested that’s what that lol
Hey Rick! I’ve been totally hyper-fixated on your videos for weeks, have you ever thought about searching for an abandoned nuclear war bunker from the fifties? Not even sure if those are still around, but that would be awesome! Happy Easter to you and your loved ones!
Thank you, I think this might be a video you are looking for. Not nuclear, but can be used as one. ruclips.net/video/NFtscLbUmZc/видео.htmlsi=ul3Vz4yVMr1qp9-h
This place looks like a call of duty zombies map
That machine would make a good fallout shelter
Haaaa! Right.
Yeah that would be a cool place to film a zombie apocalypse episode or scene. Those lifts for patients are commonly called Hoyers because it was the most common brand name, it was for patients that need complete help and more than one aide as well usually. At least that's my experience as a retired health care worker. Could be different now.
They kept food in those freezers, a hospital that large would need large refrigerator and freezers to feed all the patients and for the snack bar for families and employees
This place is fantastic.
😄🤭
You usually can get to another building of hospital thru the basement which is a huge maze.
The bed in classroom was set up to train on leg traction for pediatric patients. Those rods attached to bed frame can be configured for various traction needs based on patient injury.
This was a nursing school, not hospital.
Cool stuff
Gloves mask 😷
Most of the explorers aren't wearing 😷 my dad lung are destroyed by things that were in old homes he tore down put pluming central air in
Beltone hearing tester
Ahhhh yup!
Who did the chairs fess up lol great video thank you
Haha not sure but it's definitely a work of art.