[dabigv13]

Hospital length of stay is down and less people are ending up on vents. But the pure number of cases is still overwhelming. Hopefully death rates don't go up as healthcare systems become stretched. The next few weeks will be the worst of the pandemic for a lot of places. LA, San Bernadino, and the San Joaquin Valley are in rough shape  We need to see that SIP bend real soon. I am optimistic we will, based on what we've seen in the Midwest. Over the next few weeks the less taxed parts of CA will likely need to be taking some transfers or moving some staff to support the worse off areas.

[dabigv13]

Hospital length of stay is down and less people are ending up on vents. But the pure number of cases is still overwhelming. Hopefully death rates don't go up as healthcare systems become stretched. The next few weeks will be the worst of the pandemic for a lot of places. LA, San Bernadino, and the San Joaquin Valley are in rough shape  We need to see that SIP bend real soon. I am optimistic we will, based on what we've seen in the Midwest. Over the next few weeks the less taxed parts of CA will likely need to be taking some transfers or moving some staff to support the worse off areas.