DAYTON — UPDATE:
All connectivity issues have been resolved, according to a Dayton Children’s spokesperson.
INITIAL REPORT:
Dayton Children’s Hospital is experiencing network outages and intermittent phone access following a generator test, potentially causing delays in care.
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The hospital has assured the public that this is not a cyberattack and expects the system to be restored shortly.
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Despite the outages, care continues at all locations, although some delays may occur.
As of 10:20 a.m., the hospital network said primary care office phone lines are back online.
The following locations are experiencing the following issues:
- Network and phone issues: main campus hospital, Connor Child Health Pavilion
- Phone issues: Cornerstone, Pediatric Associates of Springfield, Pediatric Associates of Dayton - Centerville location only, Wilson Pediatrics
- No known issues: Mathile Center, all outpatient care centers, all Kids Express locations, Care House, Michael’s House, The Hope Center
For emergencies, individuals are advised to call 911. For non-urgent needs, the hospital said its main number is back online 937-641-3000.
Updates regarding the situation will be posted on the hospital’s website as more information becomes available.
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