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quote:In an emergency situation to a hospital now more crowded.
People have to travel an extra four miles.
quote:That makes this ok? And how's it going to be when some of those close due to mandates?
There are rural communities where hospitals are not 4 but 40 miles away.
A hospital where people worked and patients are treated closed due only to vaccine mandates. Why would you want to spin it as no big deal? It's bad. It's not not bad.
quote:Medical facilities often have more than one building.
From another angle here is the rest of the building.
It's again, bizarre to attempt to shrug this off.
I didn't say it was a good thing, just pointing out this "Doc In A Box" type place (you DO have them in Louisiana right, or is it only a Northeast USA thing?) and they open and close weekly.
Thankyou stuntman and Happy Thanksgiving to you.
The place that is remaining open is the one with 70k.
This is more of a "summer extension" for beach injuries, and they see 10k a year, I wouldn't be surprised (no proof, just a guess) that a ton are young people with alcohol poisoning and sunburn cases. The heart attacks and drowners were always going to the big hospital anyway with the cardiac unit, etc.
The place that is remaining open is the one with 70k.
This is more of a "summer extension" for beach injuries, and they see 10k a year, I wouldn't be surprised (no proof, just a guess) that a ton are young people with alcohol poisoning and sunburn cases. The heart attacks and drowners were always going to the big hospital anyway with the cardiac unit, etc.
The newscaster says ER. Your picture says ambulance.
But I get it. A medical facility with the only ER for a community closed due to 72 employees out of however many not taking a vaccine and not enough staff. But it's not a big deal because it's not a big time ER. Maybe it's really like an urgent care even though they said hospital and ER. Maybe it's a chiropractor. I don't know. Just don't care. Look how small it is in the picture. Some people are even further from an ER. In Somalia they don't even have ER's so you know. It's not a big deal. Who cares. I get it.
But I get it. A medical facility with the only ER for a community closed due to 72 employees out of however many not taking a vaccine and not enough staff. But it's not a big deal because it's not a big time ER. Maybe it's really like an urgent care even though they said hospital and ER. Maybe it's a chiropractor. I don't know. Just don't care. Look how small it is in the picture. Some people are even further from an ER. In Somalia they don't even have ER's so you know. It's not a big deal. Who cares. I get it.
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re: Hospital fired 72 healthcare staff due to mandate then closed down due to staff shortagePosted by Aubie Spr96 on 11/25/21 at 5:34 am to Bobby OG Johnson
Every time I think I’ve seen the dumbest shite ever……
re: Hospital fired 72 healthcare staff due to mandate then closed down due to staff shortagePosted by RTRinTampa on 11/25/21 at 5:52 am to LSUAngelHere1
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She said it is pressure coming from Medicare/Medicaid
I haven't heard about the recipients being mandated to get the jab, just the providers?
re: Hospital fired 72 healthcare staff due to mandate then closed down due to staff shortagePosted by East Coast Band on 11/25/21 at 6:05 am to Eurocat
You shrug this off, but if the place wasn't useful before, it would have been shuddered long before now.
For your immediate family, I hope your nearest medical care facility doesn't have to close its doors for good, forcing them to go further and wait in longer lines for health care, waiting behind all those sunburned ankle twist injuries.
For your immediate family, I hope your nearest medical care facility doesn't have to close its doors for good, forcing them to go further and wait in longer lines for health care, waiting behind all those sunburned ankle twist injuries.
re: Hospital fired 72 healthcare staff due to mandate then closed down due to staff shortagePosted by Wtodd on 11/25/21 at 6:23 am to Bobby OG Johnson
Props to the 72 that had the nuts to tell Brandon to go frick himself
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