

But at some point, everything saturates and we're getting there,” Melahn said. We will do everything that we can and we will never stop. “And if we still see the rate of increase, it is going to be getting harder and harder and harder for us to do what we're doing. He said this is causing hospital staff to be overwhelmed. And I only have so many nurses, I only have so many doctors, I only have so many beds,” Melahn said. “Our 19 very sick patients here may not sound huge but, it's massive because it's happening on top of other illness. They transformed a post-anesthesia care unit for incoming COVID-19 positive cases. “We're seeing a very steep curve of increases of patients requiring care, and a steep curve of patients requiring critical care, and almost all of that is in our unvaccinated- 55-60% of our population that did not get vaccinated,” Melahn said. Claire’s COVID Task Force began preparations for a possible spike in cases.

It’s still- it’s still a little surreal.” “This is the first time in my career and I feel very confident saying this is the first time in the history of this hospital that we've ever had to have a surge intensive care unit. However, this hospital is actively expanding rapidly and this bed count is subject to change. Beds: 135 inpatient, 13 Emergency Department Beds, 6 Express Care beds, and 5 CEU rooms. And so we train for it and we plan for it, but we've never actually had to do it,” Melahn said. Location: 3500 Arendell St, Morehead City, NC 28557. “We plan for this, of course, because this is sort of our worst-case scenario. In his 26 years of serving in health care, he said this surge in cases is hard to believe. “I have never seen anything like this,” Melahn said. William Melahn said this is a first in his career, and the volume of admissions is increasing. Saint Claire HealthCare hospital’s Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr.

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