Which hospital's blind unit included the drop-off lesson and other orientation techniques developed by Russell William?

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The scenario reflects early orientation and mobility training that took place in hospital blind rehabilitation units, where pioneering teachers developed practical techniques for independent travel. Russell William created the drop-off lesson and other orientation methods specifically within a hospital rehabilitation program, making the facility that housed that blind unit the Hines Rehab Center. Perkins School is a prominent education-focused institution for the blind rather than a hospital-based program; Valley Forge Army Hospital is a military medical facility, but the documented development of William’s techniques is tied to the Hines unit; Seeing Eye is known for training guide dogs, not hospital-based O&M instruction. So the hospital setting with William’s drop-off lesson is Hines Rehab Center.