As Hurricane Preparedness measures are underway, Tampa General Hospital is taking precautions to protect its facility amidst the expected landfall of Hurricane Milton, predicted to be the worst storm to impact the Tampa area in over 100 years. The hospital, located near downtown Tampa, has deployed its AquaFence barrier to prepare for the predicted record-breaking storm surge.
AquaFence, a water-impermeable barrier, was first tested during Hurricane Helene Protecting Lives and Operations Tampa General Hospital’s AquaFence Solution
During Hurricane Helene, the hospital’s AquaFence proved its effectiveness in protecting the facility from floodwaters. As Hurricane Milton approaches, Tampa General Hospital is confident in its ability to continue normal operations, unlike several other healthcare facilities that have suspended services.
The AquaFence barrier is designed to withstand extreme weather conditions, ensuring the safety of patients, staff, and equipment. By keeping the floodwaters at bay, the hospital can maintain business continuity and provide essential medical care to the community.
By deploying AquaFence, Tampa General Hospital is setting a precedent for other healthcare facilities to follow, demonstrating its commitment to patient care and business resilience in the face of extreme weather events. As Hurricane Milton makes landfall, the hospital is ready to face the challenge, thanks to its effective flood protection solution.