Boddington VA hospital

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Boddington VA hospital Staverton
Boddington VA hospital was set up at Staverton Vicarage in 1915. It was a 'Class B' hospital, which meant it was a convalescent home for soldiers recovering after treatment elsewhere. Most of the patients were transferred there from Gloucester Red Cross Hospital.	Gloucestershire Red Cross Hospitals 1914-1919
	The Abbotts, Cheltenham Badminton Bingham Hall, Cirencester Bitton Boddington, Staverton Cleve Hill, Downend Copse Hill, Bourton-on-the-Water Dumbleton Forthampton Gloucester Hillfield/Palace, Gloucester Horton, Chipping Sodbury Kitebrook, Moreton in Marsh Leckhampton Court, Cheltenham Lydney Nailsworth Naunton Park, Cheltenham New Court, Cheltenham Norton Hall, Chipping Campden The Priory, Cheltenham Racecourse, Cheltenham Standish, Stonehouse St. Briavels St. John's, Cheltenham St. Martin's, Cheltenham Stow on the Wold Stroud Suffolk Hall, Cheltenham Tewkesbury Winchcombe
BODDINGTON V.A. HOSPITAL GLOS. 50 final report from The Red Cross in Gloucestershire 1914-19

Date of opening—March 25th 1914

No. of beds

Admissions since opening to Dec 30th 1918

Deaths

Average number of resident patients daily

Average number of days each patient was resident

18

484

0

1915
18.93

32

1916
15

43

1917
17.35

45

1918
16

45

OFFICERS

Commandant: Mrs R. E. Grice-Hutchinson

Medical Officer: Dr J. J. Foster

Lady Superintendent: Miss Wilton

Assistant Quartermaster: Mrs Perry

Gloucestershire Red Cross Hospitals 1914-1919