The word insane is not used any more but they are called psychiatric hospitals which long ago were called lunatic asylums. People who were in these hospitals were thought to be under the influence of the Devil and so were treated badly. Of course, it isn't so today.
An Asylum or a Psychiatric Hospital, is an institution for the care of people who are mentally ill
A place where individuals with mental health challenges live is commonly referred to as a psychiatric facility or mental health institution.
An insane asylum and a mental institution are not exactly the same, although they both refer to facilities for individuals with mental health issues. Historically, "insane asylum" is an outdated term that typically refers to institutions primarily focused on the long-term confinement of individuals deemed criminally insane or severely mentally ill. In contrast, modern mental institutions or psychiatric hospitals emphasize treatment, rehabilitation, and support for mental health disorders, often incorporating therapeutic practices and outpatient care. The terminology has evolved over time to reflect a more compassionate and understanding approach to mental health.
Bedlam comes from the name of an old institution for the insane. So it would be a chaotic and disorderly environment.
negligence
She was so very sad that eventually she had to be placed in an institution for the insane.
care and education
What you called, "National Institution of health", is The National Institution of Health.
Many insane died young. Some were accused as witches, others lived in the outskirts of towns and the forests. There was no care for them so they had to fend for themselves.
A mental institution is a facility used in theory for the care and well-being of patients with mental challenges.
Foster care is supervised care for delinquent or neglected children usually in an institution or substitute home.
Yes.