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Seems to be a strictly US term, which makes absolutely no etymological sense even (or especially) for people who have a very good grasp of English, but not of the American outgrowths of the language. One thinks of a medical institution for football players. Please clarify or translate into plain, global English. Gobonobo, hi, I see now that you introduced the term. Thanks, Arminden ( talk) 23:29, 9 September 2021 (UTC) reply