Central City Hospital

Central City General Hospital is a hospital located in Central City. Visiting hours for patients are 8:00 am – 8:00 pm on weekdays and 10:00 am – 8:00 pm on weekends.^[1]

History

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Barry Allen was admitted to Central City Hospital after being struck by lightning during the explosion of the S.T.A.R. Labs particle accelerator, which rendered him comatose.^[2] Dr. "Harrison Wells" was likewise admitted that same night for alleged spinal damage. Dr. Vanessa Ambres looked after both patients.^[3]

After Magenta injured her foster father, John James, he was brought to Central City Hospital. When Magenta arrived and was prepared to drop tanker to drop on the hospital to kill John, Iris West helped to evacuate the facility.^[4]

Julian Albert was taken to Central City Hospital after sustaining frostbite wounds from Killer Frost and being knocked out by the Flash.^[5]

After Grace Gibbons was rendered comatose during the Enlightenment, she was admitted to Central City Hospital under the care of Dr. Ambres.^[6]

Known employees

Current employees

• Foster (doctor)
• Shelley (nurse)

Former employees

• Matthew Kim (EMT; deceased)
• Vanessa Ambres (doctor; deceased)

Known patients

Former patients

• Barry Allen
• "Harrison Wells"
• John James
• Julian Albert
• Alice Bolen
• Unnamed mugger
• Laura
• Matthews
• Grace Gibbons
• Orlin Dwyer (deceased)
• Vanessa Jansen (deceased)

Appearances

The Flash

Season 1 "Pilot" Season 3 "Magenta" "Killer Frost" Season 4 "When Harry Met Harry..." "Run, Iris, Run" Season 5 "Blocked" "The Death of Vibe" "The Icicle Cometh" "O Come, All Ye Thankful" "What's Past is Prologue" "Seeing Red" (mentioned) "Memorabilia" "Failure is an Orphan" "Time Bomb" "Snow Pack" "The Girl With The Red Lightning" (vision) "Legacy" (vision) Season 6 "Into the Void" "There Will Be Blood" "License to Elongate" (logo)

Behind the scenes

• The unidentified nurse in "Magenta"​​ was portrayed by Zenaida Telfair.
• Unidentified Paramedics are portrayed in "What's Past is Prologue" by Benita Ha and Troy Rudolph.

References

1. ↑ "O Come, All Ye Thankful"
2. ↑ "Pilot"
3. ↑ "What's Past is Prologue"
4. ↑ "Magenta"
5. ↑ "Killer Frost"
6. ↑ "The Death of Vibe"