Douglass Memorial Hospital

Douglass Memorial Hospital, located in the United States, was a historically significant healthcare facility that primarily served the African American community, especially before the civil rights era. Established to provide accessible medical care when many hospitals denied service based on race, it played a crucial role in addressing healthcare disparities. Although it closed in the late 20th century, its legacy remains important in discussions about health equity, the history of segregation in healthcare, and the ongoing efforts to improve access to quality medical services for all communities.