In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, healthcare facilities in Western North Carolina are facing significant challenges while demonstrating remarkable resilience. Mission Hospital's CEO outlined the ongoing struggles, including a lack of water, as staff members work tirelessly to care for patients amidst the chaos. Many hospitals, including those in Asheville, have rebounded from power outages and flooding, though the nurse shortage in Tennessee has been exacerbated by the disaster. Efforts to reach trapped patients have been hindered by damaged infrastructure and communications. Community support has played a vital role, with organizations like Dogwood Health Trust announcing over $30 million in relief funding, and healthcare providers from across the U.S. rushing to assist exhausted local staff. Despite the dire conditions, hospitals remain operational, emphasizing their commitment to serving the community and addressing the overwhelming needs created by the storm.