In the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, Jamaica’s Ministry of Health and Wellness has announced the continued closure of health centers across the island, while public hospitals remain operational. The ministry issued a statement on Monday, confirming the suspension of all primary care services. Patients with scheduled appointments are advised to contact their respective health centers later this week to reschedule. The ministry also emphasized the importance of individuals with chronic conditions, such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, and asthma, ensuring they have sufficient medication supplies. Those evacuating their homes are urged to bring their medications to shelters. Additionally, patients are reminded to adhere to their prescribed medication regimens even while displaced. Pregnant women nearing their delivery date are encouraged to relocate to accommodations near hospitals or delivery centers to ensure timely access to medical care.