The health system has assisted more than 200 employees with storm recovery needs, including temporary housing for more than 20 employees and their families; 824 meals; and cash donations, much of which was donated by other Phoebe employees, according to the report.
Thirty-six Phoebe hospital facilities were severely damaged from the Jan. 2 storm, with damage valued at $3.6 million, according to the report. Hospital officials said they are discussing the future of some of the affected buildings with insurance representatives.
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