The Rothschild Nurses' Residence was built in extensive detail and ornate styling, with molded ceilings, arched double windows, solid hardwood floors, and extensive woodwork throughout. The oldest portion of the main hospital building, which was shuttered in 1997 and soon fell into disrepair, also had significant detail and ornate styling in the auditorium and common areas. Although small-scale preservation efforts were made, both buildings were eventually demolished.
The Rothschild Nurses' Residence exemplified refined taste and elaborate design, with intricate moldings, grand windows, hardwood floors, and abundant woodwork throughout. The oldest part of the hospital complex, which was closed in 1997 and subsequently fell into disrepair, also boasted ornate details in its auditorium and communal spaces. Despite conservation efforts, both buildings were ultimately demolished.