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A tornado that swept through the area on Friday caused significant damage to the Three Rivers Health campus. The powerful storm impacted several structures on the property, leaving visible scars on the facility's exterior and surrounding landscape.
Despite the substantial damage, hospital officials have confirmed that the main hospital and its Emergency Department have remained fully open and operational throughout the incident. Patient care was not interrupted, and the facility continues to admit and treat those in need of medical attention. The commitment to maintaining critical services underscores the institution's preparedness and resilience in the face of severe weather.
Administrators and staff worked swiftly to assess the tornado's impact and implement necessary safety measures. While cleanup and repairs are underway in the affected areas, the core healthcare services are functioning without compromise. The community can continue to rely on Three Rivers Health for emergency and inpatient care as recovery efforts progress on the campus. The hospital's priority remains ensuring a safe environment for both patients and healthcare workers.
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