Lakeside Women’s Hospital experienced a flooding event earlier this week that temporarily impacted some hospital services.

Please know that the Lakeside Doctors clinic on the second floor has remained fully operational without interruption.

Hospital obstetrical and nursery services have now been restored, and surgical services are expected to resume soon.

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