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SWLA Center for Health Services continues service despite damages
SWLA Center for Health Services continues service despite damages By Rania Kaur | January 18, 2021 at 8:55 PM CST - Updated March 2 at 12:27 PM
LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - Right after Hurricane Laura, Southwest Louisiana Center for Health Services continued to provide services despite sustaining damage of its own.
CEO JayVon Muhammad says they’ve gotten creative to still continue to provide services.
“With Hurricane Laura, in which we lost about 30 thousand square feet of space here, including the entire medical side of the building and the entire behavioral health building Our lab is now housed in a dental operatory, and behavioral health may be in a room that it wasn’t in before, an interesting room. But we are using the spaces that we have to make sure all of our patients are cared for.”
SWLA Center For Health Services Is Open For Business
Hurricanes Laura and Delta did a job on Louisiana. Thousands of SWLA homes and businesses have either been destroyed or are heavily damaged. Since being hit with back-to-back storms in August and October, the disaster recovery continues to be an everyday struggle for the entire area. Regardless of hurricane damage, the pandemic is still a threat to SWLA residents. So, it s important that the city s healthcare facilities and hospitals run as close to full operations as possible.
SWLA Center for Health Services is one of the many businesses working to maintain operations for the community it serves. The Lake Charles center on Opelousas Street treats more than 100,000 patients a year.