Arsville Regional Hospital

Arsville Regional Hospital is a regional medical hospital facility located in Antherstone BC, Canada. It is the largest Public Medical Facility operated and among others, is the newest facility constructed. The facility has over 1000 staff, 1200 phsicians and 1000 nurses.

History : Pre-Construction
Before official construction which began in 2016 of the Arsville Regional Hospital, two additional options would have been considered. Originally, the two plans included a Transit Hub, and a Taxi Hub where patients, personnel and neighbors can easily access transportation modes with overhead covering and increased lighting allowing for a secure shelter during night.

However the Transit Hub and Taxi Hub ideas were eventually scrapped after the current Maryview-ARH Station from the Highgate SkyTrain Line was planned to pass by the hospital, allowing for construction to integrate the station into the hospital design.

Shortly after the design change, officials with the hospital Development Team contacted Antherstone Transit officials regarding the design integration of the Maryview-ARH Station, which before renaming during the opening of the station, was known as just simply Maryview Station.

History : Post-Construction
After the construction of the hospital in 2020, the Government of Antherstone in the 4th General Election elected personnel to ocupy and manage the medical facility. The hospital withstood a 5.6 Magnitude Earthquake and the flooding caused by the Southern Wetland Habitat when in 2019 it experienced the Great Shift of 2019 which was caused by an explosion and backup of sewage and waste water. However, the hospital was overflooded with fresh-clean water caused by the blockage of fresh-Water Mains which forced all water pressure to fill the hospital water supply. The intake of the fresh-Water Mains during this period was believed to be caused by human error.