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Completion of storm resiliency measures and energy efficiency upgrades.

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced the completion of a series of storm resiliency measures and energy efficiency upgrades at Coney Island Hospital.

Statement from HHC regarding FEMA Grant for Hurricane Sandy Repairs and Future Mitigation

The FEMA grant to NYU is encouraging and shows that the federal government recognizes the great importance of protecting hospitals during disasters.

One Year After Sandy, City Hospitals Continue Restoration Work and Planning for Future Disasters

HHC President Alan D. Aviles was at Bellevue Hospital Center today almost one year after Hurricane Sandy to review major repair work on electrical systems and other critical areas, and to urge FEMA to make funding available for the long-term mitigation of potential future storm damage at vulnerable HHC facilities.

US Senator Schumer Tours Storm Damaged Coney Island Hospital; Will Advocate for FEMA Aid

HHC President Alan D. Aviles today announced that the impact of Hurricane Sandy on the New York City public hospital system will exceed $800 million to cover response.

Coney Island Hospital Opens Inpatient Psychiatric Beds; Moves Outpatient Clinic Services Back into Main Building

Brooklyn, NY HHC President Alan D. Aviles today announced that the impact of Hurricane Sandy on the New York City public hospital system will exceed $800 million to cover response, repairs, revenue loss and the permanent reconstruction work needed to prevent flood damage in the future. The majority of the costs will involve repair and restoration to electrical, water, heating, communications systems and patient care areas at Bellevue Hospital, Coney

HHC Estimates Costs of Sandy Storm Damage and Loss Will Exceed $800 Million

HHC President Alan D. Aviles today announced that the impact of Hurricane Sandy on the New York City public hospital system will exceed $800 million to cover response.

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