Citing spike in COVID hospitalizations, Northam declares state of emergency in Va.
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Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam on Monday declared a 30-day state of emergency as hospitalizations in the commonwealth, driven by the spike in COVID-19 cases, are at record highs.
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Gov. Ralph Northam issued a limited emergency order Monday to help hospitals and other health providers address Virginia's soaring number of COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations due
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam on Monday declared a 30-day state of emergency as hospitalizations in the commonwealth, driven by the spike in COVID-19 cases, are at record highs.
Gov. Ralph Northam on Monday issued an emergency order giving Virginia's health care system more flexibility to serve more patients amid a surge in COVID-19 cases that has strained the
Gov. Ralph Northam has issued a limited emergency order to help hospitals and other health providers address Virginia’s soaring number of COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam took steps on Monday to increase Virginia’s hospital capacity and support healthcare workers responding to COVID-19 after a record number of hospitalizations were posted on Friday.
The order is meant to help hospitals add more beds, open up tasks to physician assistants and allow out-of-state medical workers to lend a hand in Virginia.
