A staff of 240 Territorial Force nurses as well as volunteers from the St. Andrew's Ambulance Association cared for over 1,000 patients at a time, suffering from battlefield wounds to venereal disease, until the return of the hospital to civilian use in early 1920.
From 1918 to early 1920, a dedicated team of nurses and volunteers provided medical care for over 1,000 patients at a hospital that treated both battlefield injuries and venereal diseases. The hospital was used to treat wounded soldiers during World War I before returning to civilian use.