Keeping 26 medical sites open through Hurricane Helene flooding.
LDR coordinated services including commercial generators, accessible restrooms, and waste removal across a major hospital network despite regional shortages.
26 medical sites kept open.
Flooding disrupted power and water across a 26-site hospital network.
As Hurricane Helene brought historic flooding, a major hospital network called LDR's 24/7 emergency hotline. Its hospitals and clinics needed temporary power, sanitation, and supporting infrastructure before the storm's full impact arrived.
Across 26 medical sites, staff still had to treat storm-related injuries and ongoing critical-care patients while the flooding disrupted power and water.
Regional supplies were already limited. The network needed LDR to coordinate multiple services across all 26 sites on a tight timeline.
LDR brought power, sanitation, and site support to all 26 locations.
LDR's response plan aligned equipment and delivery priorities with the storm's projected path.
How the response unfolded
All 26 medical sites remained operational throughout the storm.
The hospital and its clinics remained fully operational throughout Hurricane Helene, allowing staff to treat critical-care and storm-related patients without interruption. LDR provided the same support to hospitals in Georgia and Florida. The work led to an ongoing services contract.
What a healthcare facilities team can learn from the response.
A prepared response depends on a clear activation path, site priorities, and a single plan for every service.
Consistent response across emergencies.
LDR uses one operating model for different events, delivering emergency response at every affected location.
Prepare your medical sites before the next storm.
Talk with a national account manager about standby power, sanitation, and supporting site services across your facilities.