12-12-2020, 09:10 AM
Things are not going in the right direction in the Central Valley, where health care availability has always been insufficient.
Updated 12/11/20, 12:12 pm: The California Department of Public Health has released the latest ICU capacities across Central California:
[*]Fresno County: 8 open beds
[*]Kings County: 1 open beds
[*]Madera County: 7 open bed
[*]Merced County: 8 opens beds
[*]Mariposa County: Does not have Intensive Care Unit
[*]Tulare County: 7 open beds
The San Joaquin Valley has the least available space of any region in California. On Friday, the region's capacity dropped to 4.5%, according to the state.
Updated 12/11/20, 12:12 pm: The California Department of Public Health has released the latest ICU capacities across Central California:
[*]Fresno County: 8 open beds
[*]Kings County: 1 open beds
[*]Madera County: 7 open bed
[*]Merced County: 8 opens beds
[*]Mariposa County: Does not have Intensive Care Unit
[*]Tulare County: 7 open beds
The San Joaquin Valley has the least available space of any region in California. On Friday, the region's capacity dropped to 4.5%, according to the state.
