'Clap Out' honors Phelps Hospital, Northwell Health essential workers
The event, which was held at the hospital, also included a parade of first responders and their apparatuses.
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May 18, 2021, 1:20 AM
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Updated 1,165 days ago
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298ds agoA 'Clap Out' was held outside Phelps Hospital Northwell Health Monday to thank the staff there for working tirelessly this year.
Police officers, firefighters and emergency personnel drove by the hospital with their sirens blasting and hands waving.
Hospital administrators tell News 12 the staff there pulled doubles this year and were transferred to all different departments to help where they could.
It also announced that the hospital now only has one COVID-19 patient in the entire hospital.
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