Dispensed: Hospitals are stuck waiting for a promising coronavirus treatment
reports on how primary care doctors are making it work, through video visits and parking lot waiting rooms. Maimonides chair of surgery Dr. Patrick Borgen looks in on a patient in an ICU room.As part of my conversations with doctors on the front lines, there have been certain refrains that have stuck with me.
It's easy to get swept up in the statistics around COVID-19, of just how many have been sickened and how many have died. But individually, the crisis is hitting everyone in different ways.Surprising charges related to COVID-19 are starting to pop up as well. Take Michael Santos, who went to the hospital to see if he had the novel coronavirus. He never did get the test but he did get a big bill at the end of the day, Kimberly reports.
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