Saving a Phrag and a Phal in S/H

[Superimposedhope]

Hi All,
I work at a Botanical Garden and the greenhouse keeper refuses to give "special" treatment to any particular plants. Needless to say 1) The orchids all look like hell salted over and 2) he won't be caring for the gh's much longer. Anyway, I brought home a Phalaenopsis keiki that was still alive despite the mother being a pile of mush/muck; though the cane had fallen over and laid on the screen bench for who knows how long and a new Phragmipedium division that was a last ditch effort to survive. The Phal keiki has roots trailing in excess of 6" but there are 2 distinct rosettes and they both were terribly wilted, wrinkled, you name it........pretty poor health. The Phrag. division looks healthy enough but there are no roots on it. The stock plant again was in a state of liquification. So far the Phal looks much better than the day I brought it home but the Phrag. hasn't changed much. I'm not counting my chickens but I might be able to save them. Any comments or advice are helpful.

Take care,
Joe