Inside hospital holding wheelchair-bound Lindsay Clancy where cops are called 1,000 times a year after security scandal

After the fall, she suffered a spine injury that left her paralyzed from the waist down and in a wheelchair.

As her murder trial continues, more details about the immediate medical treatment she received was revealed, including how she suffered a “code blue.”

Lindsay was intubated at one point to protect her airway due to the extent of her spinal injuries and was communicating with her medical team via a white board.

Immediately after the killings, she was taken to South Shore Hospital, but later transferred to Brigham and Women’s for advanced care.

She was then transferred to Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital in March 2023 and then taken to Tewksbury State Hospital in May 2023 for extended mental health care.

The hospital sits on over 800 acres in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, 58 miles from Duxbury, where Lindsay had been living at the time of her kids’ deaths.

The hospital has 370 beds and provides “comprehensive treatment, care, and comfort to adults with medical and/or mental illnesses,” according to Mass.gov.

The hospital offers a variety of services, including a Neurologic Rehabilitation Unit for those relearning daily functions, services for those with developmental disabilities, psychiatric, psychological and neurobehavioral care and behavioral challenges.

The hospital was built in 1854 and was first an almshouse before it was converted into a hospital.