Naples Comprehensive Health has strengthened its emergency preparedness and infrastructure resilience by installing AquaFence flood barrier systems at both its North Naples campus and the downtown NCH Baker Hospital campus. The deployment of AquaFence, a rapid-deployment flood mitigation system designed to protect critical facilities from rising water, reflects NCH’s continued investment in safeguarding patient care operations during severe weather events. The system can be quickly installed ahead of major storms to help prevent floodwater from entering key areas of the hospitals, ensuring continuity of care and protection of essential medical equipment and infrastructure. The AquaFence barriers are engineered for efficiency and reliability, requiring no permanent installation and minimal manpower to deploy. Their modular design allows teams to quickly establish a protective perimeter around vulnerable entry points and low-lying areas. The installation of AquaFence systems complements NCH’s comprehensive emergency management program, which includes ongoing staff training, coordination with local and state agencies and continuous evaluation of infrastructure improvements to address evolving environmental risks.
NCH enhances storm preparedness with new flood barriers
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AquaFence Flood Protection System
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