Post-hailstorm rain worsens flooding at north Phoenix pain clinic

Weeks after violent hailstorms tore through parts of the valley, one local clinic is still seeing extensive damage. Yeah, the rain that has fallen since, that has not helped out at all. And Megan Spector is live outside Sun Pain Management in North Phoenix with more on the mess they're dealing with. Yeah, the temporarily closed sign right outside their front door was put up weeks ago and it hasn't come down. This location had to pause business after the October hailstorm and every time it rains, the damage gets worse. It's uninhabitable right now. Inside Sun Pain Management near 19th and Peoria, it's far from business as usual. The walls are all gutted, the ceilings are empty, all the ceiling tiles, all the insulation's down. We've got any equipment that we couldn't get out of there covered up the best we can to keep it dry. It's It's musty in there, you can't go in there without a hazmat suit and masks. A hailstorm at the end of October dealt the initial blow, with baseball-sized hail punching through the roof, causing flooding throughout the clinic. But it was the rain that followed, pouring straight through the exposed ceiling, that sealed the deal. That second rainstorm that we had right after the hailstorm... Flooded the clinic even worse. They've had to take down lots more sheetrock, do lots more drying. That's making the slow, costly road to recovery even longer. We just need the roof to get done. We need to get State Farm to agree to pay for the roof so that we can get the roof done. And that's all we need right now and that's all I can focus on. As soon as we can get that, then we can fix what's inside and get patients back in there. But the work to rebuild is complicated by the fear of what the next storm might bring. Rainstorm after rainstorm and with the one coming this weekend, I just don't know when we're going to get back in there and how much. Much more damage is going to happen now. We reached out to State Farm. A spokesperson said they're working with the clinic, but cannot share claim details due to privacy rules. While this location is closed, the clinic says they're diverting about 200 patients a day to their other locations or offering virtual appointments. Reporting live in Phoenix, Megan Spector, Fox 10 News.