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@BeAware Doesn't it mean something subtly different?

He's at the hospital = there is one large hospital in our town and that's where he is.

He's at a hospital = he's in a hospital I'm not familiar with.

He's at hospital = This is less about a location and more about his state of being. "He had a fall." "Oh no, is he alright?" "No, he's still at hospital."