" sanitorium "

[Noun]  | "san*a*to*ri*um" | \ ˌsa-nə-ˈtȯr-ē-əm \

1: an establishment or facility offering usually long-term medical care or treatment: such as

2: an establishment that provides therapy typically involving specific regimens (such as special diet, fresh air, or daily exercise) for treatment or rehabilitation

3: a facility treating individuals with mental or emotional disorders

Origin: 1839 ;

 Sanatorium from Late Latin sānātōrius (adjective) "healing" (from Latin sānāre "to cure, restore to health"—derivative of sānus "sound, healthy," of uncertain origin— + -tōrius, deverbal adjective suffix) + {see: |-orium|-orium}; sanitarium from Latin sānitās "health, soundness of mind" + {see: |-arium|-arium} {mat|sanity|};

[Noun]  | "sanitorium"