The leprosarium is equipped for eight men and eight women. Both wards offer the same facility. The common room with three windows is a big room which the patients use for needlework, as much as their health condition allows. In the midst of the room are two large and two small yellow tables and several iron chairs; the flooring is covered with linoleum. From the day room four doors directly lead to just as many sick-rooms. Each is outfitted for to take two sick persons. Chairs, bedside tables and bedsteads are made of iron to improve the disinfection possibility. In addition, next to the day-room is the washing room which is connected with the bathroom. The walls in the sick rooms are painted with a brown oil- or wax paint up to 2 m. Due to a very useful device the iron ovens provide a continuous supply of fresh air.

Patient's room	Common room for the sick persons

A 2m wide heatable passageway whose flooring is covered with colored cement ashlars leads to the administration building with mother superior's two rooms, who is in charge of the nursing and administration, and the doctor's study (Dr. Urbanowicz from Memel) who not attends permanently but arrives depending on need for the inspection of the sick persons In this room are the required apparatus for the treatment of the sick persons, a support frame for the physical examination of the patients, surgical flatware for amputations and an apparatus for the pure culture of microorganisms. It is foreseeable, that a proportionally quick and mainly efficiently final result will be achieved here too, same as the considerably successes, which already were realized in Norway, by means of a strictly isolation of the sick persons during the campaign against the leprosy.