Meadowland Hospital

Meadowland Hospital was a psychiatric hospital and institution established in 1898.

It is notable for it being the primary caregiver for Calvin Maitland, who left his duties at The Gilman in 1903 for evaluation and admitted for longterm care. Mr. Maitland was released in 1920s, but would continue to regularly visit the facility until his death.

After multiple health violations, complaints against the staff, and lawsuit involving poor treatment of its patients, it shut down in 1954, with inmates being transferred to multiple facilities, primarily the Roberto Delacroix State Hospital.

Records uncovered and released by the Gilman Legacy Foundation in 2012, indicate a close relationship between Tobias Gilman and the primary physician Dr. Franklin Smecks, which initiated as-yet-undetermined investigation from the organization into the ethics of Mr. Maitland's treatment.