Weather Update 7/9 The Harris Center operating status for Wednesday, 7/10 is as follows: Northeast Clinic will operate on a normal schedule and staffing level. Northwest Clinic will operate on a normal schedule and staffing level Southeast Clinic will operate on a normal schedule and staffing level Southwest Clinic: Administrative Offices: Administrative staff should not come to the 9401 Southwest Freeway building. Contact your supervisor for working status. Clinic Appointments: Clinical staff should contact supervisor for working status. Clients will be contacted about appointment status and rescheduled, as needed. All emergency, crisis and residential services will remain open. If employees have questions about your status, please contact your supervisor. Please call the Access and Crisis Line at 713.970.7000 24 hours a day/7 days a week if you have any crisis needs. ----- Actualización del tiempo 7/9 El estado operativo de Harris Center para el miércoles 7/10 es el siguiente: La Clínica del Noreste operará con un horario y nivel de personal normal. La Clínica del Noroeste operará con un horario y nivel de personal normal. La Clínica del Sureste operará con un horario y nivel de personal normal. Clínica del Suroeste: Oficinas Administrativas: El personal administrativo no debe presentarse en el edificio de 9401 Southwest Freeway. Comuníquese con su supervisor para conocer su estado laboral. Citas en la Clínica: El personal clínico debe comunicarse con su supervisor para conocer su estado laboral. Se contactará a los clientes sobre el estado de sus citas y se reprogramarán según sea necesario. Todos los servicios de emergencia, crisis y residenciales permanecerán abiertos. Si los empleados tienen preguntas sobre su estado, por favor contacten a su supervisor. Por favor llame a la Línea de Acceso y Crisis al 713.970.7000 las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana si tiene alguna necesidad de crisis.
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