A leak in a heating system at Carbon County Memorial Hospital in Rawlins, Wyoming recently led to the facility halting major services, including in-patient treatment and the hospital's surgery unit, according to an article on the K2 Radio website.
The emergency room, radiology unit, lab and administration wing remained open.
A leaking hydronic heating system has caused severe water damage on multiple floors throughout the hospital
Water damage mitigation teams determined the cause and ultimately repair the damage.
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