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Northwell Health activated its system emergency operations center Friday due to the widespread technology outage, while NYU Langone remains open.

NYU Langone released a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, stating that all their facilities will be open and patient care will continue.

Catholic Health also has also stated that the outage has made “no impact or interruption on patient care.”

"Stony Brook Medicine is aware of the worldwide impacts related to Microsoft outages which appear to be caused by the CrowdStrike application. Our leadership team is actively monitoring the situation and assessing how the disruptions are affecting its campuses, vendors and our partners. At this time, operations are normal at our hospitals," Stony Brook Medicine said in a statement.

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