Tropical Storm Debby Update

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Monday, August 5, 2024) On behalf of the leadership team at Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare (TMH), we thank our colleagues and community partners for their exemplary service and collaboration in response to Hurricane Debby.

While the immediate Tallahassee area was spared the worst of the storm, our thoughts are with our neighbors to the east where Debby came ashore.

TMH is now transitioning to normal operations and plans to resume elective surgeries and procedures on Tuesday, August 6.

Our team members have been contacting patients to reschedule appointments and procedures canceled on Monday, August 5, due to the expected impact of Debby. If you have questions regarding your care, please reach out directly to your provider.

In addition, all Urgent Care Centers, Walk-In Clinics and TMH Physician Partners practices will be open normal business hours on Tuesday, August 6, with the following exceptions:

TMH Physician Partners – Primary Care in Monticello is currently without power. We plan to have a generator in place, if needed, and reopen the practice at approximately 10 am Tuesday, August 6.

TMH Physician Partners - Primary Care in Perry will remain closed on Tuesday, August 6 and is scheduled to reopen Wednesday, August 7.

As always, our main hospital and emergency centers remained fully operational and prepared to meet the needs of our patients and community during the storm.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Sunday, August 4, 2024) Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare’s (TMH) leadership and colleagues have been working since late last week to prepare for the arrival of Tropical Storm Debby, which is expected to increase to hurricane strength before landfall.

Due to the expected impact of Debby, TMH is announcing changes to services and physician office closures for Monday, August 5.

All elective surgical procedures scheduled for Monday, August 5, will be rescheduled. In addition, TMH Physician Partners practices, except for the Blountstown, Marianna and Panama City Beach locations, will be closed on Monday.

All Tallahassee Memorial Urgent Care Centers, except for Panama City Beach, and Walk-In Clinics will also be closed.

Our team members have begun contacting patients to reschedule appointments and procedures. If you have questions regarding your care, please reach out directly to your provider.

As always, our main hospital and emergency centers remain fully operational and prepared to meet the needs of our patients and community.

Additional updates will be posted on TMH.ORG/News and on our social media channels.