BOSTON (WHDH) - A major medical center in Boston announced Thursday that it is “not taking ambulance traffic” due to a flooding problem.
Although Tufts Medical Center at 800 Washington St. says all of its patients are safe and being cared for, they are unable to take ambulances that arrive at the emergency room.
The emergency room will remain open for walk-ins and clinics in the medical center are expected to operate at normal.
Patients will be contacted if changes need to be made to their scheduled treatment.
It’s not clear when the emergency room will begin accepting ambulances again.
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