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Cartwright RC is a medium-care facility, intended for those who need round-the-clock care for weeks or months. Though the facility is a private one and not attached to the VA system or government, it does maintain one-fifth of its beds for the care of veterans in need of extensive care who cannot afford it, offering beds and care for free.
 
Cartwright RC is a medium-care facility, intended for those who need round-the-clock care for weeks or months. Though the facility is a private one and not attached to the VA system or government, it does maintain one-fifth of its beds for the care of veterans in need of extensive care who cannot afford it, offering beds and care for free.
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The facility is located near a gas station and convenience store outside of Warrenton, but the location is basically secluded. It is surrounded by a brick wall topped with wrought iron.
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Details discovered during rescue mission:
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There are security cameras in the lawn. The interiors of the building also have a radial layout (or at least building 2) with second floor rooms boasting French doors onto balconies. Two rooms share the front balcony, with four sharing the back.

Revision as of 00:08, 19 February 2015

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The Cartwright Recuperative Clinic is a private medical recovery facility. It was founded in 1997 by Dr. Edmund Bishop, after he retired from active service with the Navy as a medical officer. The facility's care is focused on veterans' issues, including those with combat injuries and mental issues.

Cartwright RC is a medium-care facility, intended for those who need round-the-clock care for weeks or months. Though the facility is a private one and not attached to the VA system or government, it does maintain one-fifth of its beds for the care of veterans in need of extensive care who cannot afford it, offering beds and care for free.

The facility is located near a gas station and convenience store outside of Warrenton, but the location is basically secluded. It is surrounded by a brick wall topped with wrought iron.

Details discovered during rescue mission:

There are security cameras in the lawn. The interiors of the building also have a radial layout (or at least building 2) with second floor rooms boasting French doors onto balconies. Two rooms share the front balcony, with four sharing the back.