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Hurricane ALERT for Ascension Sacred Heart Pensacola, Emerald Coast, Bay, and Gulf

Out of an abundance of caution, and in alignment with local emergency guidance, some of our locations and non-emergency services are temporarily closed due to Hurricane Isaias. 

Our emergency departments remain open and fully operational. For medical emergencies, please call 911.

Please note the following closures:

  • All Ascension Medical Group Sacred Heart clinic locations will be closed on Fri. Oct. 9, except Apalachicola
  • All Ascension Sacred Heart Cancer Centers will be closed on Fri. Oct. 9 and Sat. Oct. 10
  • All Ascension Sacred Heart Pensacola and Emerald Coast rehab facilities will be closed on Fri. Oct. 9
  • Rehab facilities associated with Sacred Heart Bay will close at Noon Fri. Oct. 10 
  • All outpatient services associated with Ascension Sacred Heart Pensacola and Sacred Heart Emerald Coast will be closed on Fri. Oct. 10 
  • All outpatient services associated with Sacred Heart Bay will close at Noon on Fri. Oct. 9
  • All Urgent Care locations will be closed Fri. Oct. 9 and Sat. Oct. 10 and will reopen Sun. Oct. 11

We expect all locations to resume normal operations Monday. Staff will contact patients to reschedule appointments or procedures. 

We appreciate your understanding and patience as we prioritize everyone’s safety during this time. Please stay safe and take necessary precautions during Hurricane Isaias.

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