Hospitals tend to have specially provisioned power from the local electric company to minimize the change they'll have to use generators, which I assume are uni

Hospitals tend to have specially provisioned power from the local electric company to minimize the change they'll have to use generators, which I assume are universally in place, although you can't always depend on them, e.g. Charity Hospital in New Orleans (a place where my mother worked in the '50s) only suffered a flooded basement during Katrina ... but of course that was were the generators were. See my other comment for how this company sure doesn't seem to be telling hospital IT departments that they've got on side redundancy.