Some hospitals in New York City are rolling out emergency plans as 10,000 nurses move closer to striking. At least one hospital system is moving some newborns to other hospitals. DaveCarlinTV reports.
Mount Sinai Health System is transferring babies in some neonatal intensive care units to other hospital systems, diverting ambulances and postponing some elective surgeries.
"With the compounded interest, that's 19 percent over time, putting extra contributions into the pension, into the health benefits," said Cartwright. "New York City hospitals have violated our trust through years of understaffing and that understaffing has only gotten worse," said NYSNA President Nancy Hagans.
"I'm glad we came before everything goes with a strike," said Francis Rosen, a patient visiting the Upper West Side hospital.
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