Crime & Safety
Kaiser Hospital Evacuates 110 Patients From Santa Rosa
Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa began evacuating patients at 10:30 p.m. Saturday.
SANTA ROSA, CA —Kaiser Permanente's hospital in Santa Rosa was ordered to completely evacuate early Sunday morning, hospital authorities say.
By Sunday afternoon, all patients have been transferred to other hospitals, officials said.
As of 4:30 a.m. Sunday, the Kaiser Permanente at 401 Bicentennial Way was ordered to evacuate.
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Hospital staff had started transferring patients as of 10:30 p.m. Saturday.
Staff members have safely transferred 110 patients to other hospitals in Northern California.
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Sutter Santa Rosa, Kaiser, and Healdsburg District hospitals were all evacuated, according to reports.
This is a developing report. More information will be added as it is released.
Sonoma County REACH & @AMR_Social crews, along with teams from emergency ground ambulance providers in the region, are moving to evacuate Sutter Santa Rosa, Kaiser, and Healdsburg District hospitals. Critical patients will be moved to hospitals outside the fire zone. Stay safe! pic.twitter.com/08duYkIyLF
— REACH Air Medical (@REACHAirMed) October 27, 2019
Bay City News, Patch Editor Ashley Ludwig contributed to this report.
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