New Brunswick Regional Medical Center

New Brunswick Regional Medical Center was the local hospital in Tree Hill, North Carolina. It has made several appearances throughout the series, with characters shown to have been treated for both minor and major surgeries. The medical center is also notable as the location for the births of a number of characters, including many members of the Scott Family.

History[]

To be expanded.

Originally known as the New Brunswick County Hospital, the hospital's name was changed sometime after 2005 and became the New Brunswick Regional Medical Center.

Staff[]

Dr. Ethan Copeland, cardiac surgeon
Dr. Hale, general physician

Patients[]

Season 1: Late 2005[]

Nathan Scott was hospitalized after falling unconscious after overdosing on performance enhancing drugs. He was quickly released, with the official cause listed simply as "dehydration."
("With Arms Outstretched")
Lucas Scott was admitted and taken into emergency surgery following a car accident involving him and his uncle, Keith Scott. He would remain in the hospital for the next few days.
("Hanging by a Moment") ("I Shall Believe")
Keith Scott was treated for minor injuries he sustained in the aforementioned car accident.
("Hanging by a Moment")
Coach Brian "Whitey" Durham was admitted for surgery to improve his eyesight.
("The Games That Play Us")

Season 2: Early 2006[]

Dan Scott was admitted following a heart attack. The cause was revealed to be due to the genetic heart condition hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM).
("The Desperate Kingdom of Love") ("Truth Doesn't Make a Noise") ("Near Wild Heaven")

Season 3: Late 2006[]

Dan Scott was hospitalized after having been involved in a fire that destroyed his car dealership.
("Like You Like an Arsonist")
Peyton Sawyer was brought in after sustaining a gun shot wound and resulting blood loss following the Tree Hill school shooting.
("With Tired Eyes, Tired Minds, Tired Souls, We Slept")
Other students of Tree Hill High School who where injured as a result of the shooting were also admitted, namely Abby Brown for experiencing severe emotional trauma.
("With Tired Eyes, Tired Minds, Tired Souls, We Slept")

Season 4: Early 2007[]

Cooper Lee was admitted after driving off the Molina Bridge and crashing into the river below. He was in coma for several days before eventually waking back up.
("The Same Deep Water as You") ("Things I Forgot at Birth")
Rachel Gatina was hospitalized and in a similar condition as Cooper as a result of the same car accident. She, however, awoke from her coma much faster.
("The Same Deep Water as You")
Nathan Scott was also admitted for becoming unconscious after jumping into the river in order to save Cooper and Rachel.
("The Same Deep Water as You")
Haley James Scott was brought in for an emergency operation after being hit by a car while pregnant with Jamie. Despite a brief bout of unconsciousness, she and the baby sustained no major damage.
("Songs to Love and Die By")
Lucas Scott was admitted after experiencing a heart attack as a result of trauma after witnessing Haley's accident. Other factors for his heart attack included the fact that he had not been taking his HCM medication.
("Songs to Love and Die By")
Karen Roe was brought in after having a seizure while being pregnant. ("The Birth and Death of Day")

Season 5: 2011–12[]

Angie, Brooke Davis's temporary ward, was treated at the hospital for her heart condition.
("Hate Is Safer Than Love")

Season 6: 2012–13[]

Brooke Davis was treated after being assaulted.
("Touch Me I'm Going to Scream, Part 1")
Dan Scott was a frequent patient throughout the season for preparation for a heart transplant.
Peyton Sawyer had tests run after experiencing stabbing pains. Initially believing it to be cancer, she was informed that she was actually pregnant.
("You Have to Be Joking (Autopsy of the Devil's Brain)")
Peyton Sawyer was admitted after being hit by a car. Her wounds were minor and no harm had befallen her pregnancy.
("I Would for You")
Peyton Sawyer was treated for a condition called placenta praevia, causing problems in her pregnancy. She later was operated on to deliver her daughter and was looked after while she was in a coma after the operation.
("You and Me and the Bottle Makes Three Tonight") ("Remember Me as a Time of Day")

Season 7: 2014–15[]

Brooke Davis was tested for a suspected pregnancy, but it was revealed to be a false positive. Instead, she was informed that she would have difficulty conceiving.
("Now You Lift Your Eyes To The Sun")
Lydia James was cared for in the final weeks of her fight with cancer, ultimately dying with daughters Taylor, Quinn and Haley by her side.
("At The Bottom Of Everything")

Season 8: 2015–16[]

Will Bennett was hospitalized after being involved in a car accident while texting. He was admitted into intensive care, but he unfortunately passed away.
Clay Evans was treated at the hospital after being shot by Katie Ryan. He was in a coma and his body was slowly failing as a result of his damaged kidney. He was eventually able to recover after having a kidney transplant from Will Bennett.
("I Can't See You, But I Know You're There") ("The Space Inbetween") ("We All Fall Down") ("Nobody Taught Us To Quit")
Quinn James was admitted for a gunshot wound, though she quickly recovered from her unconsciousness and was discharged.
("I Can't See You, But I Know You're There") ("The Space Inbetween") ("We All Fall Down")
Brooke Davis was admitted after almost drowning in a river during the Tree Hill hurricane.
("Darkness On The Edge Of Town")
Twins Davis and Jude Baker were held in an incubator in the hospital due to their premature birth.
("This Is My House, This Is My Home")

Season 9: 2017[]

Davis Baker was treated for dehydration after his father accidentally left him in the car.
("Love The Way You Lie") ("Don't You Want To Share The Guilt?")
Dan Scott was admitted for a gunshot wound, ultimately leading to his death days later.
("Danny Boy")
Nathan Scott was treated after his kidnapping.
("Danny Boy")