COVID-19 Hospitalizations Surge as Cases Rise Again

Weekly COVID hospitalizations in the US have been increasing for the past 11 weeks, reaching the highest figures since March. While most counties report low hospital admissions, a growing number are experiencing moderate to high levels. However, hospitals have learned from the pandemic and are better prepared to cope with the rising hospitalization rates. Lessons include having sufficient supplies and equipment, such as personal protective equipment and non-invasive ventilation devices, as well as implementing safety measures like annual flu shots and COVID vaccines. Hospitals are also preparing for a potential "tripledemic" of COVID, flu, and RSV during the colder months, but they remain confident in their ability to manage and keep their environments safe.
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