Chicago Hospital Built After 9/11 To Handle Mass Casualties Faces First Big Test

The Washington Post takes a look inside Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, which was designed to handle just such an event as the coronavirus outbreak. For example, instead of patients being held in a crowded waiting room, the ambulance bay has been transformed into a triage area that keeps potential patients separated. Other hospitals news focuses on the financial burden as well as the preparedness of the facilities.

from Kaiser Health News https://ift.tt/3cc8JbJ