Sanatorium (noun)

1. A medical institution for the treatment of chronic diseases, especially tuberculosis.
2. A place of rest and recuperation, especially for those recovering from illness.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from french, from latin sanare "to cure".

Examples:

1. Many people went to the sanatorium in the hopes of being cured of their tuberculosis.
2. The sanatorium was a place of peace and quiet, where patients could rest and recover.
3. She spent several months at the sanatorium, recovering from her illness.
4. The sanatorium was well-known for its advanced treatments and state-of-the-art facilities.
5. The staff at the sanatorium were known for their compassion and care for their patients.