The Guam Memorial Hospital reports it remained fully operational through Super Typhoon Sinlaku, continuing to deliver care without interruption. The hospital says no major structural damage was sustained, with generator power keeping critical services stable throughout the storm.

While minor leaks and localized flooding occurred, environmental services and facility maintenance teams responded quickly to address them. There were no injuries reported among staff or patients, and no storm-related fatalities.

According to the Guam Memorial Hospital Authority, 135 inpatients received continuous care between April 13-16, as Condition of Readiness 1 remained in effect. An additional 19 expectant mothers were admitted during COR1.

And delivering some happy news: GMH shares that 10 babies were born during the storm response period.

As the island transitioned to COR4 on Thursday, GMH has now resumed normal operations — including elective outpatient and clinical services, visitation, and family viewing — effective Friday, April 17.