Hibiscus House Rehab, LLC

08/30/2023

Hurricane Idalia made landfall and is moving north. Outer bands from Idalia are moving through Alachua County and will continue to do so through the morning and early afternoon. Residents are urged to stay inside even during calm periods as new bands may move into the area, bringing new tropical storm-force winds.

The total cumulative rainfall is expected to be in the 4 to 6-inch range.

Residents should stay safe and not leave their homes so that public safety and public works personnel can react to damage. Downed powerlines and trees are creating dangerous hazards. Residents staying in shelters or have otherwise evacuated their homes are urged to remain in place until the storm has completely passed.

Stay away from power lines. Watch out for fallen power lines that may be hanging overhead.

Stay clear of fallen power lines. Call the electric company to report them. Learn more about staying safe after the storm.

If you feel you have a life-threatening or dangerous situation, call 911. For non-emergencies, call 352-955-1818.

Find your provider to report power outages and view outage maps online.

It is important to be safe after the storm.

You can find all the latest information for Alachua County by going to alachuacountyready.com, Facebook, X, Instagram, and Nextdoor.

If you don’t have internet access or need additional information, dial 311 from your phone. If you live outside Alachua County or cannot dial 311, call 352-264-6557.

To receive all updates on County operations in response to Hurricane Idalia, please text ALACHUA to 888-777.

You can check the latest forecast at weather.gov/jax.

08/30/2023

08/29/2023

Alachua county is now under a hurricane warning. Our office is closed and will reopen once it is safe to do so.

Shelters are open for those who need them (see the attached video for more information).

Please prepare now and stay safe.

https://fb.watch/mJOjNuKHZk/?startTimeMs=107000&mibextid=v7YzmG

06/01/2023

Welcome to Hibiscus House Rehab’s page.

If you have any questions about our services, please call our office at 352-224-5004, as we no longer use Facebook Messenger.

We look forward to hearing from you and appreciate your interest in our practice.

Wishing you and your family health and happiness,

The Owners and Staff
Hibiscus House Rehab, LLC

09/26/2022

Please prepare early and stay safe this week.

El Condado de Alachua ahora está bajo un Estado de Emergencia Local (haga clic en el siguiente enlace).
https://alachuacounty.us/Depts/Communications/Documents/ADACompliant/Emergency-Order-Hurricane-Ian-Declare-State-of-Emergency.pdf.

Algunos impactos del huracán Ian ahora se consideran definitivos para el Condado de Alachua. Los impactos son probables el miércoles y el jueves. El National Weather Service (Servicio Meteorológico Nacional) predice un 70% de probabilidad de vientos con fuerza de Tormenta Tropical (39 a 73 mph), un 38% de probabilidad de vientos con fuerza de Tormenta Tropical Fuerte y un 18% de probabilidad de vientos con fuerza de Huracán. Esperamos de 7 a 15 pulgadas de lluvia durante este evento. Los vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical son peligrosos y pueden causar problemas grandes, incluyendo cortes de energía severos. Ahora es imperativo que los residentes tengan su kit y planes para huracanes en orden. Si vive en áreas propensas a inundaciones, es crucial contar con un plan de evacuación.

El Condado de Alachua ha activado la Línea de Información de Emergencia 311. Esto es para preguntas y control de rumores.

El Condado de Alachua abrirá refugios de emergencia mañana. Manténganse al tanto para más información. Tendremos refugios para necesidades médicas especiales, refugios para mascotas y refugios para la población en general.

Los sacos de arena estarán disponibles en Wayside Park at 11855 N.W. US 441. Hay un límite de 10 sacos por persona. Esta ubicación abre a las 7:30 a. m. el martes por la mañana. Pronto se compartirán otros lugares y horarios.

Los residentes que deseen recoger sacos de arena pueden acceder al sitio de recogida a través de CR 237 y hacia el este en N.W. 126th Ave. Para controlar el tráfico y agilizar el proceso de recogida, siga las instrucciones a continuación para acceder al sitio de recogida. Acceso al sitio por N.W. 120th Lane en dirección oeste y NW 59th Terrace en dirección norte no será permitido.
Desde la US 441 en dirección norte (de Gainesville)
Gire a la derecha en CR 237 (en el Dollar General)
Gire a la derecha en N.W. 126th Ave
Gire a la derecha en N.W. 59th Terrace para acceder al Wayside Park (en la tienda de conveniencia de Sunoco)
Desde US 441 en dirección sur (de Alachua)
Gire a la izquierda en CR 237 (en el Dollar General)
Gire a la derecha en N.W. 126th Ave
Gire a la derecha en N.W. 59th Terrace para acceder al Wayside Park (en la tienda de conveniencia de Sunoco)

Vea un mapa del sitio de distribución con indicaciones para llegar haciendo clic en el siguiente:https://www.alachuacounty.us/Depts/Communications/Documents/ADACompliant/MAP190829Hague%20SandbagSite.pdf

11/11/2020

Thank you for your dedication and service. 🇺🇸

09/05/2019

We will reopen today as planned. We are so very grateful the storm did not effect us here in Gainesville.

Our hearts are incredibly heavy for the destruction Dorian caused in the Bahamas.

09/02/2019

We are watching Hurricane Dorian closely. Our office will remain closed through Wednesday 09/04/19 to allow our families and patients to prepare.

As of now, we plan to be open this Thursday 09/05/19 and Friday 09/06/19, weather permitting.

Since this is a very dangerous storm, and the path is unclear, we will notify you if we must remain closed either of those days.

If that is the case, we will call to notify patients who have scheduled appointments this Thursday and Friday.

Please stay safe and call 9-1-1 if you have a life-threatening emergency. The non-emergency phone number for Alachua County to reach police and fire dispatch is 352-955-1818.

10/09/2018

We are watching Hurricane Michael closely. As of now, our office will be open tomorrow, 10/10/18. If you have a scheduled appointment tomorrow and do not feel it is safe to drive in the weather, please call our office at 352-224-5004 and let us know you would like to reschedule. Your safety always comes first. If the storm changes direction, we may decide to close the office. If that is the case, we will call to notify patients who have scheduled appointments. Please stay safe and call 9-1-1 if you have a life-threatening emergency. The non-emergency phone number for Alachua County to reach police and fire dispatch is 352-955-1818.