The Omicron surge is impacting our community and our health system with a 7-day positivity rate reaching new heights. Dr. George Morris talks about CentraCare’s new masking requirement and updated visitor policy as this surge continues. And a request to our community on how you can help us.
A pregnant mom, who spent weeks on a ventilator in the ICU with COVID-19, is able to hold her baby girl this holiday thanks to the quick action of several teams at St. Cloud Hospital.
Dr. George Morris, Incident Commander for CentraCare’s COVID-19 response, provides details on holiday travel and gathering recommendations, along with an update on the Omicron variant in Minnesota and the current situation at CentraCare.
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Starting Tuesday, Nov. 30, a medical response team comprised of military members from the U.S. Air Force, and part of the Department of Defense’s Joint Task Force Civil Support, will work shoulder to shoulder with four different units at CentraCare – St. Cloud Hospital to assist in the current COVID-19 surge.
Minnesota is one of the fastest growing hot spots for COVID-19 in the county based on numbers of cases per 100,000 people. Our hospitals and emergency rooms are full – and Wednesday, we got some relief. The Department of Defense is sending a medical strike team, consisting of 22 medical professionals, to St. Cloud Hospital. …
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The topic of child vaccination is personal for pediatrician Dr. Jill Amsberry. Both her kids are in the 5-11 age group. Hear why her family decided “they aren’t going to miss their shot.” And her advice to parents who have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine.
In nearly 100 years, she’s witnessed many devastating diseases that were conquered thanks to vaccination. Now, with a vaccine available to help end the COVID-19 pandemic, 97-year-old June Kelly thinks people should listen to this grandma — and get the vaccine.
We are all feeling the impacts of this current crisis – but in the critical care units at St. Cloud Hospital, it’s been 20 months of caring for the sickest COVID-19 patients. And now, those dedicated teams are treating people while understaffed and overfull. It’s been draining and it’s been relentless. Hear from nurses as …
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