Inspira Health: Closings & Delays – February 23rd Storm
- Due to a significant winter storm impacting the region, Inspira Health Network has announced closures and adjusted hours for a number of its services on Monday, February 23rd,...
- All Urgent Care and Occupational Health offices within the Inspira Health Network will be closed on Monday, February 23rd.
- Similarly, all Primary Care, Women’s Health, and Specialty Practices will also be closed on Monday, February 23rd.
Due to a significant winter storm impacting the region, Inspira Health Network has announced closures and adjusted hours for a number of its services on . The closures are in effect to ensure the safety of patients, visitors and staff amidst the inclement weather.
Service Disruptions: A Detailed Overview
All Urgent Care and Occupational Health offices within the Inspira Health Network will be closed on . This includes all locations offering urgent care and occupational health services. Patients requiring immediate medical attention are advised to contact their primary care provider directly or, in the event of a medical emergency, to seek care at the nearest emergency department.
Similarly, all Primary Care, Women’s Health, and Specialty Practices will also be closed on . This closure encompasses all routine appointments and consultations scheduled at these offices. Patients with scheduled appointments are encouraged to contact their provider’s office directly for rescheduling information.
Cooper and Inspira Cardiac Care services will be unavailable on . This impacts cardiac care appointments and procedures scheduled through this collaborative program.
Behavioral Health Services Affected
A comprehensive range of Behavioral Health Programs will be closed on . This includes:
- Adult Partial Care programs in Woodbury and Bridgeton
- Behavioral Wellness programs in Glassboro, Bridgeton, and Woodbury
- The Autism Center locations in Bridgeton and Woodbury
- Outpatient Child and Adolescent programs in Elmer, Bridgeton, and Woodbury
These closures will affect individuals receiving ongoing behavioral health support and treatment. Patients are advised to contact their care team for guidance and alternative support options, if available.
Additional Closures Across Inspira Network
The impact of the storm extends to several other Inspira Health Network facilities and programs. Inspira Life Centers will be closed on . All Outpatient Rehabilitation Services, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language pathology (SLP) offices, will also be closed.
Importance of Prioritizing Safety
Inspira Health emphasizes that patient and staff safety is the primary concern driving these closures. The decision to temporarily suspend services is a proactive measure to minimize risks associated with hazardous travel conditions and ensure the well-being of everyone involved. The network will continue to monitor the storm’s progress and provide updates as needed.
Patients with questions regarding their appointments are strongly encouraged to contact their provider’s office directly. For urgent medical needs, individuals should not hesitate to seek emergency care.
Inspira Health had previously announced closures for some services on , in anticipation of the inclement weather. These included the Access Center, specific Behavioral Health programs (Adult Partial Programs in Bridgeton and Woodbury, Behavioral Wellness in Bridgeton and Glassboro, Child & Adolescent Program in Woodbury, IOP program in Bridgeton, Wellness & Recovery Program in Woodbury, Early Intervention Program in Cumberland County), Health+ locations in Glassboro & Vineland, Hyperbaric Medicine in Elmer, Imaging services at Delsea and Vineland (with limited x-ray services at Glassboro and Haddon Twp.), IMPACT programs, Inspira Medical Group offices, LIFE Center, MSO in Glassboro, Oak & Main Surgical Center, Ostomy Support Group in Woodbury, Prenatal Care Program in Woodbury, Rehab Care in Woolwich, Volunteer Orientation in Elmer, Women’s Center in Mullica Hill, and Wound Care. The current announcement focuses specifically on closures for .
The situation remains fluid, and Inspira Health will continue to provide updates on its website as the storm evolves. Staying informed and prioritizing safety are crucial during this period of inclement weather.