Hurricane Helene: Grady Memorial Hospital rescheduling elective procedures

Atlanta, GALocal News

Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta is taking proactive measures ahead of Hurricane Helene by rescheduling all elective and non-urgent procedures scheduled for Friday. All clinics and neighborhood health centers operated by Grady will close at noon on Thursday and will remain shut down through Friday. Despite these closures, Grady Hospital will continue to operate, ensuring that emergency services remain available during the storm. Hospital officials emphasized their commitment to patient safety and resource allocation during this critical time. The hospital's leadership and emergency management team are closely monitoring the storm's developments to provide timely updates.

As Hurricane Helene approaches, residents are urged to stay informed about weather conditions and hospital operations. This decision reflects the healthcare system's preparedness in the face of severe weather, prioritizing the safety of patients and staff. Grady Memorial Hospital stands ready to respond effectively to the challenges posed by the hurricane.

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