On Sept. 28, Hurricane Ian, a massive category 4 storm, blasted ashore into the Fort Myers, Florida, area, leaving devastation in its wake. 

With uncertainty until the final hours as to where the storm would come in, teams of dedicated professionals at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital locked down and prepared for the worst, while continuing to provide a high level of care to patients. While the hospital was spared from the worst of the storm, its mission to care for sick children was tested in an extraordinary way. This video shares that experience.