The Woman's corridor reached Coastal Hospital in thirteen seconds.
Local paired teams were thirty-four minutes away.
The first private door opened inside the hospital's ambulance bay. The second opened on the reclaimed-ground hill above tide risk. Both held the same port contract and separate current intake lists.
Hospital staff moved patients by ward.
Six operating rooms remained occupied. The corridor brought each room's current floor relation with it rather than forcing open-chest patients onto stretchers. Surgeons crossed while continuing work.
Thirty-seven patients unable to use lifts arrived in full beds.
Each bed carried a current ward card. One patient refused the private high-ground clinic and chose the open receiving square despite needing dialysis within four hours. Staff carried current treatment with her and left final address open.
