Isn't That a Vision?

One of the earliest institutions in the United States designed to deal with illness was located in Danville, New York. Dr. James Jackson and Dr. Russell Traal used hydrotherapy ice and steam to treat their parents. The Seventh-day Adventist opened a sanitarium in Battle Creek nine months later. At Simicame, they needed trained staff and professional administration. They appointed John Preston Kellogg as treasurer; he became his father's assistant.