Many people have questions about health care needs as the floodwaters continue to recede. Below is information on local hospitals and clinics as of Monday afternoon.

The Medical Center of Southeast Texas is open and fully operational, as it has been since the start of Hurricane Harvey and the catastrophic flooding that followed.

The Medical Center of Southeast Texas-Victory Campus continues to treat less serious injuries and illness in the emergency department. If you are scheduled for an upcoming elective procedure, please contact your physician to see if your procedure needs to be rescheduled. Contact your physician’s office for more information on if they are open and their hours of operation.

• CHRISTUS patients who have elective surgery scheduled the week of Sept. 5, please reach out to your physician for more details on their operating hours. Patients with questions can visit www.christussetx.org or call 409-899-7171.

• CHRISTUS facility operating hours and closures

Jasper Memorial Hospital is open regular business hours for all patient care.

The CHRISTUS Southeast Texas St. Elizabeth Outpatient Center (OPP) is closed through Tuesday, Sept. 5.

All elective procedures and surgeries for St. Elizabeth and St. Mary Hospitals, including the St. Elizabeth OPP, have been canceled through Tuesday.

CHRISTUS Orthopedic Specialty Center/BBJ clinic will be open on Tuesday, Sept. 5.

CHRISTUS clinics in Rayburn, Kirbyville and Jasper will be open on Tuesday, Sept. 5.

Mid County Outpatient Center Emergency Services is open. All other services are closed.

CHRISTUS Minor Care, the CHRISTUS provider-based clinics, and Promptu clinics are closed.

• The following CPG clinics are closed: Southeast Texas Rheumatology Associates, Beaumont Adult Medicine, Promptu Dowlen, Preventive Medicine of Southeast Texas, Groves Family Medicine, Port Arthur Family Medicine, Lumberton Family Medicine and Port Neches Family Medicine.