[alexander_busek]

ICU beds are money makers. They like to keep them full. If we were in a crisis there would be zero and they would be dealing with overflow patients.

Makes me wonder if there might be some nefarious person in a key (but low-profile) position who scans the daily numbers and then instructs the hospital administrators to "Fill those ICU beds - I don't care how trivial the cause! If they've got indigestion, say that it might be heart inflammation, and probably due to Covid! The main thing is to FILL THOSE BEDS!"

Regards,

[pepsi_junkie]

Hospitals do not make money by having wards full of empty beds. They plan the hospital to be full all the time. They have overflow capacity for ICUs to account for unexpected surges but it’s not massive. If they have a small number of open beds than that’s exactly how they were planning to operate from day one when they opened the hospital in the first place.

[Jane Long]

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