Even while it has been difficult for staff to deal with the situation and for people to make appointments, there is some relief in sight.
The hospital has resorted to work with full force, and is no longer diverting their ambulances back from the emergency rooms. According to the hospital spokesperson Briam Ziel, they are now “working directly with EMS on a case-by-case basis to determine which patients are appropriate to bring to the hospital.”
“Our emergency room remains open and our team is ready to treat community members who come to us directly for care,” he added. Ziel also mentioned that the hospital is now accepting patient transfers from fellow hospitals to their ICU, pediatric and intermediate care floors./
While the Mountain View Redicare clinic is still temporarily shut, it is set to reopen, “in the coming days,” notes Ziel.
Moreover, the Teton Cancer Institute has ‘restored certain key operations,’ the hospital did not yet clarity what those were particularly.
“We are pleased to share that, due to the hard work of our team, Teton Cancer Institute was able to restore certain operations to continue caring for more of their patients each day[…]We continue providing care, including radiation therapy and chemotherapy treatments, to patients,” Ziel said.
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