Abandoned Daytona Beach Hospital at 1 AM - Closed Since Hurricane!

[@TheProperPeople]

This video was originally uploaded in March but we were forced to take it down due to some behind the scenes issues. Since we're busy traveling, we thought it would be a good time to post this one again. This is a re-upload with the only change being the removal of the ad.

[@devin9579]

I knew it seemed familiar

[@jaredmehrlich6683]

Baba Booey 2 U

[@dmetz2426]

Thanks for reposting. This was the video that originally made me subscribe!

[@themadcoachman]

Love the Chairs just Chilling

[@italiansunrunner]

I was about to say I know I have seen this one before. Thank you for your amazing videos!

[@georginahope4924]

I don’t know how y’all do this , I scare the absolute crap out of myself by just turning the bathroom fan on instead of the light,

[@xxdeviousv2]

😂

[@katemillett3731]

How has this not got more likes

[@Smashley8708]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@milenaavila1603]

This is so relatable omg I absolutely hate bathroom fans. I'm not used to them, so whenever I go somewhere that has a bathroom fan, it always scares the shit out of me. 1- Bc I always turn it on by accident, just like you mentioned. And 2- Bc these things make weird "respiration" noises, how am I supposed to poop peacefully with something sucking air above my head? It makes me so uncomfortable for some unknown reason. I wouldn't be able to explore an abandoned hospital as well, that's for sure LOL

[@Smashley8708]

@@katemillett3731 IKR

[@jessebrown9186]

I used to work at this hospital, I can give you a little insight. At 2:05 that was actually the emergency department and the main nurses station where all the drawers are open. At 2:58 your picking up a blood culture specimen bottle safe and sterile as the cap was on the top and unused. 15:20 they would do very minimal surgeries at this location s this was the small hospital they kept open for beach-side people, it was the equivalent of a urgent care level of acuity. 18:50 that is the dialysis / respiratory therapy supply carts. Your escape route was my shortcut to the Dunkin next door when I was sneaking out while not on break.

[@TheShadowStalker.]

i kind of find you hard to believe but i dont have a reason not to and it really would be cool if you did work there and would be nice to be filled in a lil more

[@Ahmed999948]

SuperNolaguy 😂😂

[@hankanderson8633]

Jesse Brown SO I WAS RIGJT- it’s the one on A1A, yeah?

[@wilson4328]

@@SuperNolaguy *you're*

[@brazel2314]

@@SuperNolaguy lol

[@yupitsjessbbyx3]

Found a map, security logs, and a warning about two people who have made threats to people who worked in the hospital. You have literally walked into a survival horror game

[@BlackWolf_3223]

holy shit that would be an awesome game tbh.

[@russellruble8795]

Dang you're cute

[@musicnerd72]

@@russellruble8795 This isn't a dating site... Move along.

[@BlackWolf_3223]

@@musicnerd72 We appreciate you lmfao

[@andrew881000]

Russell Ruble stfu

[@larkito3279]

I think it’s so funny that the security guard left a warning about the bathroom. “WONT STOP FLUSHING”

[@philhahn]

I hope somewhere out there is a collection of security footage from that night, telling the security guards tale.

[@susanmiller4159]

My husband and I were at an older hospital to see his brother. We took a wrong door and ended up in an empty wing. It was totally deserted and hadn’t been updated. Different floors, wallpaper etc than rest of hospital. Super creepy.

[@hiteck007]

I would have liked to see that, like going back in Time

[@susanmiller4159]

The info I found said founded 1915. I don’t think the current building is nearly that old. Maybe 1950s. There was a big industrial boom (now about fizzled out) after WWII. The area we saw was maybe last renoed in 80s. The rest of the hospital maybe mid 2000s. It was just so strange to open a door and see a deserted wing.

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

Weird that it wasn't locked up.

[@susanmiller4159]

176Blue I agree. That was exactly what we thought.

[@trevorforrester3142]

@@susanmiller4159 And guaranteed that if you found a deserted hospital wing... The hospital workers know all about it, and it's probably regularly used for them to have sex in. I worked at a well known and highly accredited hospital that people from all over the world would come to for some of the best medicine and treatments known to man, and there were places like the steam room, and 8th floor empty wing they would go to to have sex. It never affected their ability to do a good job though. If people only knew what goes on behind closed doors everywhere... not just hospitals... Even restaurants... There are places like the potato room, storage areas... banquet storage for large parties... on and on... they have sex on their break or sometimes on the clock... wash their hands and arms really well and go back to work. A lot of cheating goes on....on the job. People think that just because their wife or husband is at work that they can't cheat, because they are at work... Pulllleeeessseee! ... they do it all the time. People do what people want to do and they find ways to do it, especially if they have their wife or husband thinking it can't be done.

[@lilitto4122]

From the moment I saw that wheelchair all I could think of was how many people are in desperate need of a wheelchair but can't afford it and there are so many of them just sitting there not being used, that's kinda sad

[@susanknight2559]

Lilith Winchester Medicaid hands them out like water. At least the standard ones.

[@g_koepp]

No one cares about cripples

[@Strongbah43]

Countless wheelchairs are sitting unused in hospitals all over the country, and in several goodwills. Not sure why everyone is so concerned with salvaging ones from a moldy building specifically.

[@diesel_dawg]

If you'd watched the video fully, you'd have seen that the hospital was demolished in early 2019. Before that, everything would have been recovered and reclocated.

[@凱瓴棨]

capitalism at its finest baby.

[@jonvincentmusic]

The building is obviously perfectly salvageable. Someone has just enjoyed a huge insurance payout and decided it's best to just take it and run.

[@t0cableguy]

AHCA has strict requirements that may not be obvious. Any one of the building support systems could have been submerged in water, thus EVERY piece will have to be removed and replaced. This means switchgear, airconditioning, steam, air, oxygen, anything. it would all have to be gutted and replaced. Considering this was on the oceanfront they could have been flooded with water.

[@steuk6510]

@N Silva are you male or female

[@EphemeralProductions]

Indeed. Some of those equipment and machines are worth a LOT of money and could be taken out and used elsewhere

[@gardencity3558]

@N Silva You're a moron and a lazy POS if you think public healthcare is the end and be all!

[@Moody10050]

@@t0cableguy another variable could be slim to nothing margins. On top of any number of things you mentioned.

[@Anonymous-sc7qs]

Those beds are between 6 and 10 THOUSAND dollars each.

[@colonelcorneliuscornwall3547]

And it’s all still there! Well, actually maybe not anymore

[@trailerpark187]

Whata about those xray machines

[@jazzinthevoid]

@Pat Ball i know, but i mean, its not like you can take those expensive items with you and sell them..

[@ineverplay1]

The X-ray machines cost between $125,000 and $235,000 brand new. Those look to be on the high end of that price range. Definitely cashed out a huge insurance check and shut down. It's bs because there is so many wheelchairs and medical supplies that people are in serious need of.

[@addi9132]

I think they should send them to Unicef’s childrens hospitals.

[@rx500android]

Can we just take a second to appreciate the aesthetic of all of the proper people's videos? They're all so satisfying and beautiful to watch.

[@hankanderson8633]

RX500 Android and recorded in high definition

[@megaaggron9778]

Holy shit two Detroit become human roleplayers

[@megaaggron9778]

That’s rare

[@babymelon8230]

NO FUCKING WAY IS THAT CONNOR THE ANDROID SENT BY CYBERLIFE

[@lucyhill753]

I can't understand why they leave all the equipment behind that could be donated to other places

[@AlfredHawthornBennyHill]

Because it gets contaminated from mold and other things and can't be reused.

[@CineZoneYT]

Companies will buy it and donate or sell it and if that’s not possible, scrap it

[@jordanaboothe4956]

Couldn’t it be donated to a poor country that has very minimal/to none of hospital equipment. I’m guessing probably not for whatever reason, but damn that would be so awesome if they could.

[@凱瓴棨]

@@jordanaboothe4956 or they just never bother to do so.

[@Fifury161]

@@jordanaboothe4956 Yeah - of course it could be donated, but who is going to pay for the delivery, training & setup? Also why donate old equipment with unknown provenance? (it may be damaged due to storm damage or vandals)...

[@ChrisCXK]

The spelling at this hospital is concerning.

[@jason8842]

Ever read about how many people die every year from medical errors?

[@coreymoncure7653]

Welcome to Florida.

[@akjhwhj33]

I work in a hospital kitchen and the spelling from the ward housekeepers is atrocious!

[@bradgriffith9985]

Rumor has it exploring with josh was their English teacher. 🤣😂

[@grayvetrain]

That’s Daytona Beach for you, home of the crackheads

[@tonymagona334]

The computers would have definitely been taken by the owners of the hospital. With access to personal files and sensitive information, it'd be incredibly stupid for them to leave them behind only to get stolen. That would be a major lawsuit and I'm sure would violate HIPPA compliance.

[@greendryerlint]

There is enough incompetence in the world and especially in the healthcare industry, that I wouldn't be surprised if the missing computers were in someone's house or on ebay/in pawn shops. Most of the patient data would have been on the servers that were likely removed, but the way so much was left untouched, I wouldn't be shocked if there was enough patient information left behind on paper to get someone started on identity theft/fraud/blackmail. Just my opinion--maybe the company did the right things, but I'm skeptical looking at how untouched the site is. And clearly there is very little security.

[@tonymagona334]

@@greendryerlint If they had all the information in cloud storage or services then there wouldn't be much to worry about, but the paper trails would be a concern. If I was on this excursion though I would have snagged all those Ethernet patch cables.

[@swalsh76]

HIPAA. Also, that's some impressive Cable Gore in the server room there.

[@steveconrad1525]

@@tonymagona334 Pens & pencils, staplers, plenty from the Birthday Room, computer cables, those 2 cell phones for sure, mouse pads (if any were left), coffee cups, the clocks, plus anything else that I could carry in a back pack. And of course the Dum Dums :)

[@dianacardenas3446]

Moments Like THAT SomeTimes ALL PEOPLE THINK IS JUST GETTING OUT ALIVE AS LONG AS YOU GOT YOUR CHIP WHERE ALL INFO IS STORED THE HELL WITH EVERYTHING ELSE...THAN AGAIN WHO KNOWS WHAT REALLY HAPPENED...HURRICANES,TORNADOS,SUNAMIs Are ALL🖤SCARY AND DANGEROUS,,, I CAN'T IMAGINE HOW THE MIND IS REACTING IN MOMENTS THINKING IT CAN BE YOUR LAST VISION ON EARTH,,,WHAT A SCENERY 😱😰😓

[@dfdemt]

The thing that you called a “Zamboni” is a vehicle simulator. You were in the rehab section of the hospital and this thing is used to help people practice getting into and out of a vehicle after whatever has happened to them. #NurseLife

[@arianethibodeau3743]

That's good to know! I thought it was for kids who didn't had long to live / knew they couldn't reach the age to get their licenses to have fun / pretend to drive

[@ace_of_cups4096]

Thats what i thought when i saw it! Glad to know i waa right lol

[@boeing_RBLX]

Thought they pushed it around and the person has to avoid obstacles

[@blessedmomofboys364]

#Rehablife actually

[@sofiagayou385]

I've watched a few of these and i love the differences between each guys focus. One focuses on tech stuff andsuch, and the other connects the human element - plant, teddy bears, donuts!

[@PhiaPrevost]

A group of wolves are called a pack. A group of geese is called a flock. A group of chairs is called Just Chilling.

[@isabella-og7wn]

underrated

[@Tallgirlsrock]

🤣🪑

[@DanEBoyd]

Sorry to be that guy, but aren't the geese a gaggle?

[@TheThethinker101]

Damn those doughnuts must have been 50 percent preservative to look that good after more than a year

[@SuV33358]

Ikr... .scary

[@Puma2535]

Not necessarily, there wasn't many bacteria on them when they were new and they were in a more or less closed box. They dried out to fast before enough mold and bacteria could get into the box.

[@scowler92]

Salt.

[@austinbouchard2233]

Yeah this is scary for sure. Ever seen that timelapse video of a mcdonalds hamburger and a "normal" hamburger left out in the open side by side? Horrifying.

[@mememaster9393]

Austin Bouchard and thats why from 2013, i cut majorly on fast food in general. I only eat it as a last resort

[@kaisercorn4857]

Honestly the middle donut didn't look that bad.

[@Cupcakeprincess85]

So many people could use those wheelchairs that can’t afford them

[@susanknight2559]

Like whom? If you’re poor, you get anything free.

[@mikeysworld3440]

Yes. In this minutes i see this video and i thought: If i´m in this situation and I need a wheelchair, I would like to have a sporty one. In my live I have seen people in so cool wheelchairs, and it´s their private on. But if.... Yes, I sat in a wheelchair once, and thats a chance to go on

[@Cupcakeprincess85]

Susan Knight not always true when my husband and I lost our jobs in 2009 in Texas (company shut down no notice) we couldn’t get food stamps when I got a job making $29 over the limit of $12,000 a year... just $29?? No food stamps, no Medicaid and no section 8 . Luckily we both got jobs 3 months later

[@Mightypoo007]

Mari Curls wheelchairs can’t afford anything, they’re inanimate objects.

[@schism6976]

@@susanknight2559 lmfao...."like whom?"....Answer: A person that has trouble walking.

[@amyfisher6380]

Radiology equipment is super, super expensive. When I was working in one hospital, the radiology department spent $1 million to buy an MRI scanner. And that was back in 1987! I hope the owners of this abandoned hospital sold the radiology equipment to recoup some costs.

[@lightningdemolition1964]

That was not an MRI scanner. There is not much value to old x ray machines especially if there might have been flood damage to it or the control room.

[@Chris-gc3cm]

That Xray equipment really should be secured to prevent someone from stealing for nefarious purposes.

[@Helladamnleet]

@@lightningdemolition1964 There was literally no reason to believe a single drop of water penetrated the building. No wet carpet, no water line, nothing.

[@livelaughlovethelife]

I don’t understand why they didn’t reopen? It’s not like it’s trashed or has tons of water damage. It could at least be leased out to someone who would use the building! I hate how much is going to waste.

[@robertvorster8933]

Money. You net billions on a claim for a new setup, which by the way, tax payers pay.

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

@@robertvorster8933 Ain't that the truth

[@Jaxmusicgal23]

The whole 1st floor was flooded with salt water. That’s pretty significant damage....that doesn’t include the roof damage as well.

[@GrimReapuh]

N Silva Judging by the shit your talking and the racist comments I can assume fairly that your jealous that we don’t have to get worried about being deported by trump Unlike you in which is why you don’t complain about taxes is because you probably live in a clay Pueblo in Mexico... Therefore you can 🤐 shut up and go make us some more reasons to build a wall 🧐😊

[@ray-vu8sr]

@Unique you said something racist to right now this won't help at all.

[@valentinagiannini4700]

Sometimes I feel mad about all of this stuff there, when there are lots of people who need them to survive and can't have them. Its just sad that all of that is abandoned when stuff coud still be used to save more lifes. Just toughts.

[@MrHans818]

Out of all the people on KZbin that does these kinds videos, you guys are the very best. Keep it up.

[@iancoleman2070]

They need to make a netflix show out of this

[@torninblack9904]

no they don't. I still wanna watch it for free :d

[@libbyashmore2940]

VICE the documentary people did a series called abandoned which is urban exploration of some really sick places tbh. You will defo be able to find it somewhere on the net if u have a little search. It's brilliant.

[@QuakePR]

EVERYONE MESSAGE NETFLIX!

[@DavidMcCoul]

They tried to make one with a Kickstarter campaign, but it was underfunded.

[@pabloraluy4832]

Or an ARG web series XD

[@ConnorObarr]

Imagine the security guard just witnessed this speed demon in the wheelchair

[@joenwc]

This building's last use was primarily for physical rehab. My Dad was there in Spring 2017, just a couple of months before the hurricane. At that time the ER was not in use, and as the vid shows the Operating Rooms were used for storage. It kinda makes me sad seeing it in that condition, and now knowing it has been torn down, when my Dad was there he had been recently diagnosed with cancer and then took a hard fall and broke his hip, the rehab there was supposed to get him back to mobility, but all of that was not to be....he passed away a few weeks later.

[@picax8398]

I'm sorry to hear that😞

[@Thathondakid2000]

😭

[@commonsense571]

🌹🕊🌹

[@LasVegas68]

Can't believe you guys didn't try to find the Morgue???? Really!!!

[@Zarathustran]

Donald Thomas I thought that was where they were when they saw the “liver tray” near the beginning?

[@TheVillainOfTheYear]

@@Zarathustran that's a liver BIOPSY tray. Just a drape, big needle, and some accessories.

[@Zarathustran]

TheVillainOfTheYear my bad. I didn’t know what to make of it when I saw it so it was just a guess. Too squeamish to work in the medical field here LOL. I’d have to watch the video again and don’t have time right now but it seems like I remember them opening up a drawer and finding it on a slab which also made me think it was the morgue.

[@TheVillainOfTheYear]

@@Zarathustran no worries

[@dankturtlehead1469]

Because you would need clearance????

[@gugalaxy7772]

15:02 cockroach ASMR, my favorite!

[@OIFIIIOIF-VET]

You guys fill the void of the missing TV show that was awesome called "Life After People."

[@tearraleshay]

OIFIIIOIF07-09 VET I loved that show. I agree.

[@punchline43]

Exactly, they really should call this channel "Life After Life After People".

[@punchline43]

@@tearraleshay p

[@laureng6412]

Omg i watched every episode of life after people I found it so interesting

[@punchline43]

I also gotta wonder, did he actually put the sign "OUT OF ORDER ON THE DOOR" on the door? LOL.

[@lizetterivera6066]

For the bathroom on 3rd floor lol

[@BCaldwell]

My mom was in that hospital in the late 90s. Oddly enough it was also during hurricane Georges in1999. What a gem guys! Nice upload and good to see you back in Florida again.....

[@christianlynch5507]

Georges was in 1998 and didn't hit near Daytona.

[@csh6243]

Brooo this is my hometown, building was demolished but I know exactly where it is. Before they tore it down it had a desk hanging out one of the sides of the building. Drove past it everyday. There was a much larger abandoned one further inland, I was born in it. Looked straight out of a zombie movie there were empty wheelchairs sitting outside

[@mackenzie5826]

Where is it

[@highitszack]

Hopefully they salvaged what they could before demolition, so much equipment in great condition. Another amazing video

[@IsaiahGamers]

Anything being demolished gets gutted from the inside, so who knows where that stuff went

[@-WhizzBang-]

Yes, definitely, they would have gutted that place completely before tearing it down.

[@MaterialWhirl]

I thought the same thing! The equipment, furniture, wheelchairs... I hope it all went to a good home before the place got demolished.

[@-WhizzBang-]

My cousin works with a company that demolishes buildings, and he told me that before any building is demolished, everything is gutted from the inside, salvage companies will strip all copper wiring and pipes and as many metals of value as possible, all equipment and anything of use is bought out in bulk by companies, who in turn sell or donate it. Basically, as little as possible will go to waste when a building is demolished.

[@CineZoneYT]

HighitsZack ik

[@hojo70]

FYI, for those wondering, the formerly Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center has re-opened as AdventHealth Daytona Beach Hospital.

[@LevaOrel]

That thing you picked up at 3:00 is a bottle that blood is put into when drawing blood cultures.

[@ninapagonakis4628]

LevaOrel nurse life 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@ninapagonakis4628]

atheia kid no no that’s the culture medium the blood was never added too it, don’t worry 😬

[@austinbouchard2233]

For those wanting more information: they are called BPA Aerobic Culture Bottles made by a company called Biomerioux and branded as Bact-Alert System. The liquid in the bottle that you can see in the video is a "soy broth" and the bottles have not been inoculated yet. After being inoculated with a sample they get loaded into an incubator that monitors them for bacterial growth. In the Red Cross lab that I work in we also do BPN Anaerobic concurrent testing for pooled platelets, and apheresis PAS platelets. In our lab we also make Pathogen Reduced platelets that do not have to be monitored for bacterial growth since they use a compound derived from agave plant and UV light to kill off any possible pathogens in the product. Science is neat :D

[@chocolatemunsta]

I just was about to put a comment up for this

[@insolenceuponus6876]

atheia kid what about the 7 year old blood in my carpet

[@colossebdumont879]

I know since water could have gone everywhere, it's a safety hasard. But let's be honest: a LOT of stuff could have been salvaged, like for example the wheelchairs, the hospital beds, medical equipment which is still wrapped up and never used, heck even parts of the Xray machines could have been salvaged. I'm pretty sure some computers were still left in there. And please don't pull out the "bruh its for insurance" card, because it doesn't take much effort nor money to take the wheelchairs out and reuse them, or unplug a computer to transfer it to the new hospital.

[@BlackWolf_3223]

Personally Id take the wheelchairs and get them to people who need em for free..

[@CineZoneYT]

The demolishion company will sell it all

[@sarahleek9392]

they actually took everything out and demolished the hospital since this video was made! not sure what they did with the equipment but I doubt they just threw it all away unless it was damaged.

[@sarahleek9392]

it was evacuated so that's why everything was left in there

[@janecarolhogue3140]

EXACTLY 💯 💯 💯

[@davidoman4133]

The place doesn't look badly damaged tbh

[@Eibmozluver]

David Oman it’s gone now. It was demolished in the beginning of the year.

[@WTFIsThisGuyDoing233]

On of the exterior walls buckled in the hurricane. She was fked.

[@brandiearmitagefrancisfran9888]

It was I live here....most of the damage was the the exterior on the roof.

[@milfscorp]

I dunno if it’s in the repost, but in March when it was first uploaded it showed that the entire bottom floor had been flooded with saltwater. The whole thing had to come down.

[@_Brohan]

insurance payout, baby!

[@beware_the_moose]

Spelling not their strong point..How can a hospital not spell "docter" properly?

[@timhanby5662]

T C probably Receptionists. I seriously worry for the safety of patients if their doctors can’t even spell. I doubt it would even open if they were that bad.

[@thiesenf]

Doc: Nurse, how do you spell "vasectomy"? Nurse: Uh... let me check Google Translate´...

[@DarkAngleOfAsh]

Florida

[@magmajctaz1405]

No one cares anymore. I see videos of older places, ones that closed decades ago, and I don't see a single misspelled label. But in places newly abandoned, they are all over. I think decades ago, people were proud of their work. If they mistakenly misspelled a label, they'd take the time to correct it. This is what I do.

[@rogercarrico4975]

Foreign people, English is their second language

[@qsr711]

The Proper People Bingo™: [X] Christmas decorations [X] Chairs just chillin' [X] Animals or plants taking over the place [ ] Running power [ ] Seen/Caught by security or triggered loud alarms [ ] Asbestos signs [ ] Accidentally locked inside Better luck next time!

[@Shalekitty]

Full proper people Bingo: x-mas Decorations (Free space) Chair just chillin' Vagrant Asbestos Don't Dead Open Inside Security / Police Paperwork left behind Swastika Grafiti Other Urbex explorers Interesting keyboard Scrappers Wildlife Flooded room Collapsed Room Partially collapsed structure Unusable stairs / ladder "Satanic" ritual Untouched room Encroaching Nature Forgot Urbex Gear Security Device Michael calls something "sketch" Mold Dick Grafiti Interesting bug

[@Shalekitty]

I used to have a card you could play in-browser, but it seems to be broken.

[@qsr711]

@@Shalekitty Agreed lmao, that's way better

[@qsr711]

@@Shalekitty I'll take your entire stock

[@Shalekitty]

@@qsr711 mfbc.us/s/dtuexs Here's the site I've been using.

[@adam93306]

3:03 those bottles are blood culture bottles. They're used to culture the blood to check for bacteria.

[@ycoihmn6388]

You got my like just for the fact that you're the only person on youtube who can properly censor (5:02)

[@sierra991]

It's perfectly motion tracked and everything

[@Starworshipper]

Really not that hard to do. Tracking pixels on the eyes and mouth, oval selection, Gaussian blur filter.

[@ycoihmn6388]

@@Starworshipper ik, i study film but somehow everyone on this plattform manages to fuck it up either tracking smth. completely else or ending the blur too soon/starting it too early.

[@Wezzer4455]

they were film majors right

[@19irving]

Other than the boarded up windows, I didn't really notice any hurricane damage.

[@AP-gc5ss]

touching everything in an abandon hospital with no gloves

[@Man-onguita]

Lol, my OCD and I thought the same thing! ✌yikes

[@s70driver2005]

Most bacteria and germs need a host to pass them on. Like the moist environment of a person. When it's cold or too hot and exposed to the environment they don't last long.

[@francescodebenedictis6829]

André Porto super smart, am I right?

[@muhammadalfajri5454]

@@s70driver2005 bacterial spore can survive those

[@Man-onguita]

@@s70driver2005 it is still the DISGUSTING factor!! And I dont trust that. 😂

[@xumeqhd]

The chairs chilling thing is so cheesey but I love it, please never stop.

[@Mister-Aitch]

this is probably the most fun I've seen you two have in a while, its not often you get to mess around this much

[@AnthonyMRio]

It's always interesting to look up people who have names or references in your videos, just to see where they are now.

[@leetisdale8456]

After being away for a while and hearing that intro it just sucks me back into your videos! Never change that intro song😍

[@rainbowmoonreadings4541]

Lee Tisdale I agree!!!

[@billyfulks5587]

Another awesome video. This hospital used to be THE top place if you had heart issues. They built a new one and used this building for rehab and hospice. The top floor was hospice. The third floor has been abandoned for years.

[@portal2kid]

That door transition near 8:15. That’s cinematic, good job!

[@sharu8758]

I took classes there,I now live in NY, didn’t know that this happened, thanks for the memories.

[@kajjudd7752]

So I lived in this area and shadowed at the new hospital that this one moved to. They shut this one down due to mold issues on top of building a new much much larger hospital. This one was not equipped with much of anything past urgent care facilities, and some basic offices and the next closest hospital with a real emergency room was about a 20-30 min drive. The new hospital is able to do so much more than this one. This building was old and after the hurricane unsafe. From what I was told they weren’t allowed to go back in to get stuff due to air quality. The building is now demolished.

[@charliefual]

I’ve seen so many damn ghost hunting shows, that every time I see them explore hospitals, I expect a ghost or weird sounds to appear.

[@micholefredericks6924]

I can't believe a hospital would leave all of this equipment crazy

[@howfine7726]

Yes that equipment alone is worth more than 500,000.00 they wrote it of in insurance claim more than likely

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

Yeah but I'll bet ya a fiver they cleaned out the pharmacy before anything else.

[@EphemeralProductions]

Yeah exactly. Those x-ray machines are worth THOUSANDS upon thousands

[@mxkmxk7908]

@@EphemeralProductions so would the cobalt 60 in it if they did not remove it, a terrorist would probably be intrested lol.

[@mememaster9393]

MXK MXK you cant really do much with 1 xray machine colbalt

[@Windows71246]

Song's Used 16:55 Waiting Room · Ethan Sloan Unknown Song at 19:30 Intro and Outro Song at 0:08 and 21:53 Ambient Ambulance Jingle Punks

[@CastleBravo17]

It's this a reupload, cause I swear I remember this video

[@SuprSi]

yeah, i've seen it too, 99% sure

[@bryanperrelli7805]

Yes

[@diesel_effect7510]

It is a reupload, apparently they were forced to reupload it due to an add

[@tinastanbaugh]

Yes I remember the part about the visitor passes and the suckers.

[@redlinepe3461]

I've 100% seen this before

[@jacksonmorfis5492]

I grew up down the street from this hospital and literally none of our area was damaged badly enough to say it’s unsalvageable. It’s cool seeing it on KZbin though

[@CineZoneYT]

Jackson Morfis there was mold all over the first floor. It was flooded. If it’s still there, can you upload some pictures of the hospital to yt

[@jacksonmorfis5492]

Randoms fandoms I’m just saying it defiantly was not flooded, mold could be from rain leaking through or a hole somewhere since it’s next to the beach like across the street.

[@jacksonmorfis5492]

Randoms fandoms 250 S Atlantic Ave Ormond Beach, FL 32176 United States this is the address of the hospital it’s across the street from Dunkin’ Donuts

[@AuditingTheCorrupt]

That blue particle board car, I used it when I was inpatient physical rehab after my spinal surgery, occupational therapy

[@GrimReapuh]

15:03 The lil guy is like: hey guys watcha doin? Need help I know this place like the back of my leg 🐜

[@jaimeisreal]

Around the 14 minute mark... Bryan: "Yeah, I'm gonna eat this very old lolli-pop. Who knows where it's been. It was under what though? A used needles shelf?"

[@saulgoodman2018]

If it was under water, there would have been lots of mold. You do not see any mold in this video.

[@CineZoneYT]

Bill Williams it was probably washed when the health department checked it

[@Natschington]

I honestly like this type of video so much, I could watch it all day long. Hope you guys don't stop making these soon. This is one of the best explorer channels right here, if not THE best.

[@vekst]

Aw darn, was hoping it was brand new. At least you guys re-uploaded

[@90lxfox3]

ive been looking for this vid

[@Falco2762]

22:06 *The most depressing part of the video along with the eerie music*

[@jackyrocha6534]

They should really explore the general hospital in L.A, *the abandoned one* USC+LAC

[@juliabrocak1919]

Okay but what I wanna know does it smell like a hospital still or like and old building ?? 🤔

[@lucasanthonyummels3524]

Most likely still hospital due to medical equipment.

[@JerryDodge]

Whoever worked at that hospital needs to go back to elementary school with all those typos.

[@-WhizzBang-]

I was thinking the same thing..lol

[@simonsays2685]

Never knew Doctor was spelt Docter.

[@simonsays2685]

@Sparkle4me Spelled and Spelt. The verb to spell most commonly means to write or name the letters that form a word in correct sequence. ... The past tense and the past participle can be written as either spelled or spelt. However, they are not interchangeable, especially in the US. As I'm English and we invented the language I can use either.

[@TinySamy]

Bone morrow 🤣🤣🤣

[@jessebrown9186]

I used to work there, and in the cafeteria the substitution of the word sammich for sandwich happened at least a few times a week.

[@raphaelmeier7190]

The Bottle you held in your Hand at 3:12 was a Bloodculture Test, very interesting Video!

[@xhappymochix6029]

I just found this channel like a week ago, and i love it. Perfect time for spoopy season

[@r0b41]

U will not be disappointed

[@acohen575]

Spoopy 😂

[@SuV33358]

@@acohen575 lmfao... .spoopy🤣

[@dylanricany6483]

Across from the nurses station where security was, is where I watched my grandma passed away. I have visited this ER about a dozen times growing up in Daytona Beach.

[@FEEAR1000]

You guys make great content. I love it when people explore old buildings. I'm surprised they didn't want to make it into a center for the homeless.

[@bradencostner7002]

My grandfather was here for a while before he passed back in 2008. Brought back lots of childhood memories from going to see him there every couple days so I'm glad I got to see it one more time :)

[@dragonfye1]

Lol, defiantly abandoned in autumn, the stale ‘Dunkin’ Donuts’ were sporting their fall sprinkles 😉

[@blackberrybunny]

You guys have the BEST intro music of any YT channel on here! Such talented guys!

[@tnwhitley]

This is weird, my wall clock is the same to the minute in the am as that clock you guys just showed, freaky!

[@juliakoscianski2781]

being an xray tech i always get so excited that you show the xray room in depth thank you

[@desi4100]

security pulls up: you cant be in here tpp: sir we have visitor passes

[@gillianfeeney2047]

hey dude, this was right down the street from my house. I went to this hospital as a kid when I broke my arm, and it was crazy to see it again since it recently got torn down. No one ever broke in because we knew it was being monitored by a guard for a long time

[@Maybe1Someday]

I used to basically live in Daytona, I'd vacation so often there. Drove by this place a million times. Wish I have explored this myself.

[@markfromct2]

Your videos have reset how I look at the world. Everywhere I look I am looking through your lens....enlightening

[@taylordelaney3779]

In Panama City, Florida, our mall sits abandoned after damages from Hurricane Michael. Definitely worth checking out.

[@neatbarker]

naughty children get locked in The Birthday Room™

[@meowwwuh]

Bill Williams uh oh🤣

[@OffendingTheOffendable]

The car is for teaching rehab patients how to get in and out of a car

[@CineZoneYT]

Dave G is that actually true?

[@Mrflash222006]

Must of missed this vid the first time, the large covered trolley was for renal treatment and the large X-ray machine with the 2 crt’s was a cath lab (heart stents and the like) - state of the art equipment 20-25 years ago

[@gaamatsu4dewin]

My grandmother's cousin lives in Fort Myers, Florida. We went to visit him in February of 2019. We learned from Grandma that his house he rented to us that week was flooded in a hurricane.

[@joshuaayres121]

I thoroughly loved this episode. Shame you had to take it down for awhile. Quality work though as always

[@punchline43]

I love how right after Michael says "funny he left logs" about the security guy they cut to them reading about the broken toilet in the 3rd floor bathroom. I just had to go there :D

[@boojersey13]

that part about huddle at 1 pm on the white board is funny because my mother used to work at one of their locations and theyre super christian so the huddle usually entails a prayer circle

[@evereichmann4716]

at 3:06 those are for bloodwork to check if someone is septic, they culture the blood to see if anything grows there are normally two drawn, the machine at 12:06 is a TENS unit which stimulates the nerves to contract its used in physical therapy

[@RealmsOfThePossible]

We have a map here...eyes lock straight onto the pharmacy

[@DoctorChained]

Bruh they should have tried to get into it. But the hospital probably retrieved the good stuff...right?

[@caseydykes117]

Bhodisatvas HAHAHAHA

[@jessebrown9186]

In the ER they pulled the pyxis which is an ATM for drugs, they definitely pulled the good stuff from the pharmacy.

[@suzyqualcast6269]

B I N G O !!

[@xXwishfullthinkerXx]

I missed the inclusion of the stills in this video. There is always something cool about seeing what the room or the area looks like in a video and then looking at the still image taken to see just how much of a difference an angle can make. I hope that there are more in future videos.

[@chuckells1256]

Why doesn't anyone ever ask how you go in all these places without getting arrested? You must have permission of some type. I like your vids. What a cool job.

[@punchline43]

Because most of these places don't have No Trespassing signs posted.

[@CapablePimento]

I’m guessing most of the places are already pried open but I’d guess B&E on this one. Hence the sponsor getting nervous.

[@lightningdemolition1964]

I think it is a cost benefit equation. Scout the place out, learn the security routine, plan on the fact that if they were caught and it was obvious they weren't breaking or stealing anything then they would most likely be told to or allowed to leave. Maybe they give the guy some chillin chairs merch t-shirts or something. Even if they were arrested it would be just trespassing, probably not a big fine. I bet they wait until the statute of limitations runs out before they post.

[@_lucas_1k_]

They’ve stated they don’t get permission, and if they do it’s very rare. Most of these places are already open, and they find out about this through research and other explorers

[@eadruna]

Can not donate as patreon but I use 2 phones to watch the videos and don't skip the ads. That's how I support you guys.

[@valeniusthekat]

Here's an interesting thought, outside of the demo crews, you guys might have been the last public people to witness that hospital. Kinda gives it a new perspective? 💕👍

[@CineZoneYT]

valenius the kat yeah!

[@BilisNegra]

13:15 Still some juice in the batteries, this amazed me!

[@eily_b]

Love the 28 Days Later vibe of this hospital.

[@daytonabchgrl1817]

I used this hospital a lot for non emergency..staff was nice and was quick..in and out..I never knew out of service til went there and seen closed

[@kpurban1310]

Was wondering where this one went! Nice video.

[@Thehokage36]

I live near this hospital. It was damaged and it was mainly used for out patient treatment not for serious issues. It’s no longer there now.

[@llllllll1014]

Watching this in 2020 like "Look at all those free medical masks..."

[@ellenreid1904]

U guys should come to Scotland ! There’s soo many abandoned hospitals and mental asylums ! The proper people are the best people !!

[@chloeorion9468]

It’s a shame that all that equipment was left in there. Stuff like that is surprising expensive, even for a hospital bed and wheelchairs. They could have been donated or moved to a different hospital in the same care system.

[@lianasmith2589]

That is what I was thinking, however we don't know the full story and there could be biohazard issues especially if the hospital has been structurally compromised