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Rockstar · 08-09-21, 02:16 PM

I was looking at Florida’s inpatient bed situation. It seems at the beginning they geared up and had over 77,971 inpatient beds available. But COVID hospitalizations never came close to reaching that capacity. In fact there remained a truck load of empty beds until November 2020 when the number of inpatient beds was reduced to 55,987, which I think is close to the norm for that state.

Though there have been some big COVID spikes particularly when Florida opened for business. It’s appears hospitals have always been able to handle the influx.

Anyway, that’s my interpretation of the numbers.

I’d really love to find current seroprevelance studies and case fatality rates. But that’s a very rare subject and there’re nowhere to be found.

08-09-21, 02:16 PM	#7967
Rockstar Rear Admiral Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Zendia Bar & Grill Posts: 11,992 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	I was looking at Florida’s inpatient bed situation. It seems at the beginning they geared up and had over 77,971 inpatient beds available. But COVID hospitalizations never came close to reaching that capacity. In fact there remained a truck load of empty beds until November 2020 when the number of inpatient beds was reduced to 55,987, which I think is close to the norm for that state. Though there have been some big COVID spikes particularly when Florida opened for business. It’s appears hospitals have always been able to handle the influx. Anyway, that’s my interpretation of the numbers. I’d really love to find current seroprevelance studies and case fatality rates. But that’s a very rare subject and there’re nowhere to be found. __________________ Guardian of the honey and nuts Let's assume I'm right, it'll save time. Last edited by Rockstar; 08-09-21 at 02:25 PM.