Infirmary (noun)

A room or building where people who are ill or injured are taken care of.

Origin:

From latin infirmarius ("sickroom"), from infirmus ("weak, sic.k")

Examples:

1. She was taken to the infirmary after fainting at the concert.
2. The school had an infirmary where students could go if they felt unwell.
3. The infirmary staff treated her for a sprained ankle.
4. The prison had an infirmary where inmates could receive medical treatment.
5. The infirmary was staffed by a nurse and a doctor.