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We sheltered in place and have weathered the storm at our community. Everyone is safe and doing well. Our first priority is always the safety and well-being of our team members and residents. Thank you to all of the team members who stayed throughout the storm to continue to serve the residents.
We are pleased that our community weathered the effects of Hurricane Debby. We are preparing to resume normal operations tomorrow.
Thank you to all of the residents for their patience and cooperation throughout the storm, and to our dedicated team members for continuing to serve the residents throughout.
We are thankful that our community is continuing to shelter from the effects of Hurricane Debby. Everyone is doing well and we are continuing to shelter in place. We thank our team members who have served the residents throughout the storm.
Our community is actively preparing for the arrival of Tropical Storm Debby. We are prepared for any effects of the storm with additional supplies, including food, water and fuel, and activating team members to serve residents throughout. We continue to follow the recommendations of the National Hurricane Center and National Weather Service and will provide any additional information as it becomes available.
We continue to monitor the development of Tropical Storm Debby and are actively following the guidance of the National Hurricane Center and National Weather Service. At this time, it is unclear what the impacts of the storm will be, or whether our community will be impacted.
Please know that we are taking all necessary precautions to ensure safety. Our team members are working hard and following their emergency preparedness plans. We will continue to provide further updates as our the storm’s track and potential impacts become clearer.
We continue to monitor the course of Tropical Depression Four and follow the guidance of the National Hurricane Center and National Weather Service. At this time, it is unclear what the impact will be or whether our community will be impacted. Please know that we are taking all necessary precautions to ensure safety. We will provide updates as our plans develop and the storm’s track becomes clearer.
Our team members are working hard and following their emergency preparedness plans. As part of that plan, we will be providing ongoing updates as appropriate. Please help us with this effort by calling us only as needed.
Westminster Suncoast is actively planning and preparing for the arrival of Tropical Storm Idalia. Pinellas County has issued a mandatory evacuation order for certain low-lying areas. We are currently preparing to evacuate beginning tomorrow. Assisted Living residents will be relocating to Westminster Towers in Orlando and Meese Life in Dunedin. Nursing Care residents will be relocating to Seminole Pavillion at Freedom Square in Seminole. Independent Living residents must evacuate by 11 a.m. tomorrow. We will remain in our evacuation sites until advised that it is safe to return home. We will continue to follow the recommendations of the National Hurricane Center and continue to update with any new developments.
We continue to monitor the course of Tropical Storm Idalia and follow the guidance of the National Hurricane Center and National Weather Service. At this time, it is unclear what the impact will be or whether our community will be impacted. Please know that we are taking all necessary precautions to ensure safety. We will provide updates as our plans develop and the storm’s track becomes clearer.
Our team members are working hard and following their emergency preparedness plans. As part of that plan, we will be providing ongoing updates as appropriate. Please help us with this effort by calling us only as needed.
