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capeandcowlpoliceThe Norman Osborn Hospital of Psychiatric Evaluation, colloquially known as NOHoPE, is exactly what it sounds like: a psychiatric hospital primarily designed to house imPorts, specifically those arrested on criminal charges.
So you found yourself in NOHoPE: a sizable three-story building that finds itself just outside the limits of the City. Due to being imPort-run at its onset, the hospital underwent a probationary period of monitoring by the state as it was initially deemed a potential experiment. It has long since been taken off its probation and now functions regularly, even serving to house non-imPort patients and employ non-imPort staff. Practices are above board and there is no ill-repute surrounding the hospital's methods, outside of the rumors and skepticism regarding its founders.
The founders of NOHoPE were Norman Osborn and Dr. Angelica Einstürzen, but neither holds authoritative say on the hospital currently. The acting President of the hospital is, currently, a non-imPort of good repute in the City's psychiatric community.
As mentioned, the building is three stories, residing on a large expanse of land with generous windows and green gardens surrounding. The interior is immaculate and clean and overwhelmingly white. The main floor holds the treatment rooms, a clinic, the recreation room, the cafeteria, and the visitor center where patients are led when they have visitors, which has provided chairs and separates the patients from their visitors by glass. The upper floors house the patients's rooms, which are modestly furnished; their amenities include a bed and a chair, and they are let out and led upon request if they need to use the bathroom. Each room has one wall of thick, bulletproof glass and the doors require security badges and a staff ID code to be opened. Security at NOHoPE is quite advanced, making escape or forced entry incredibly difficult to anyone but the most skilled and most lucky of people. On the bottom floor is the gym, treatment rooms for more severe cases -- surgery, ECT, etc. -- medical stores, and isolation rooms. There are a few barred rooms that no one seems to have entry access to, but there is likely nothing inside.
Upon admission to NOHoPE, as it is a hospital designed with imPort patients in mind, all patients have their abilities nullified while in its walls. This is achieved partially through medication, partially through technology that runs through the building. Similarly, visitors with offensive abilities will find their powers nullified while inside NOHoPE, as the technology in the building focuses on offensive abilities while the medications are tailored more toward the defensive/passive powers.
Staff and Patients are listed HERE.
So you found yourself in NOHoPE: a sizable three-story building that finds itself just outside the limits of the City. Due to being imPort-run at its onset, the hospital underwent a probationary period of monitoring by the state as it was initially deemed a potential experiment. It has long since been taken off its probation and now functions regularly, even serving to house non-imPort patients and employ non-imPort staff. Practices are above board and there is no ill-repute surrounding the hospital's methods, outside of the rumors and skepticism regarding its founders.
The founders of NOHoPE were Norman Osborn and Dr. Angelica Einstürzen, but neither holds authoritative say on the hospital currently. The acting President of the hospital is, currently, a non-imPort of good repute in the City's psychiatric community.
As mentioned, the building is three stories, residing on a large expanse of land with generous windows and green gardens surrounding. The interior is immaculate and clean and overwhelmingly white. The main floor holds the treatment rooms, a clinic, the recreation room, the cafeteria, and the visitor center where patients are led when they have visitors, which has provided chairs and separates the patients from their visitors by glass. The upper floors house the patients's rooms, which are modestly furnished; their amenities include a bed and a chair, and they are let out and led upon request if they need to use the bathroom. Each room has one wall of thick, bulletproof glass and the doors require security badges and a staff ID code to be opened. Security at NOHoPE is quite advanced, making escape or forced entry incredibly difficult to anyone but the most skilled and most lucky of people. On the bottom floor is the gym, treatment rooms for more severe cases -- surgery, ECT, etc. -- medical stores, and isolation rooms. There are a few barred rooms that no one seems to have entry access to, but there is likely nothing inside.
Upon admission to NOHoPE, as it is a hospital designed with imPort patients in mind, all patients have their abilities nullified while in its walls. This is achieved partially through medication, partially through technology that runs through the building. Similarly, visitors with offensive abilities will find their powers nullified while inside NOHoPE, as the technology in the building focuses on offensive abilities while the medications are tailored more toward the defensive/passive powers.
Staff and Patients are listed HERE.
